Dear all,
does anybody know if we should consider microbiology laboratory premises as a pollutant source for this credit?
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NC-2009 IEQc5: Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source Control
Dear all,
does anybody know if we should consider microbiology laboratory premises as a pollutant source for this credit?
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Michelle Halle Stern
Senior Sustainability ConsultantGreenwood Consulting Group
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April 28, 2016 - 8:57 am
I would. I generally include any type of lab in this credit.
Joyce Kelly
Architect - Cx Provider - Green Building SpecialistGLHN Architects & Engineers
27 thumbs up
May 4, 2016 - 12:14 pm
Hmmm... working on Environment & Natural Resources building with "teaching labs" that consist of lecture style arangement of furniture: chairs and tables lined up to face a presentation wall. No sinks, no fume hoods, no storage of chemicals of any kind. Pretty sure this is a classroom labelled "lab" because that word holds more appeal to these students. Guess I'd better clarify this in my narrative.
Michelle Halle Stern
Senior Sustainability ConsultantGreenwood Consulting Group
120 thumbs up
May 4, 2016 - 12:44 pm
That sounds like the right approach. The word lab will raise a flag.