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Our project is a logistic warehouse which is divided into two buildings. An office building and a storage building.
The office building meets Daylight credit, but is it necessary that the share of storage meets?
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Is it possible to combine Options 1 and 2 for different spaces in the same building?
What spaces are considered regularly occupied and must be included in the calculations?
What daylight simulation software can I use for LEED compliance?
My office space will have cubicles with high partitions. Should I include those in my model?
What types of glare control are acceptable for this credit?
Do I actually need to submit the USGBC Daylight and Quality Views calculator?
Can electrochromic glazing qualify as a glare control device?
TODD REED
Energy Program SpecialistPA DMVA
LEEDuser Expert
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July 7, 2016 - 8:21 am
The regularly occupied space matrix dated April 2015 notes two types of warehouse spaces, active and non active. Inactive spaces are nonoccupied (defined as spaces designed for equipment and machinery or storage with no human occupancy except for maintenance, repairs, and equipment retrieval). For areas with equipment retrieval, the space is only nonoccupied if the retrieval is occasional. Avctive would be a like a shipping warehouse where people are gathering items on a regular basis and shipping them.
So the answer depends on what type of warehouse space you have, active or inactive.