1) ive looked at space matrix (this is a library project)... from what i gather EVERY space has to count.. even spaces not regularly occupied (mech closet, janitor closet, etc).

The project is an 8 story residence hall on a university campus. The building is not equipped with a central ventilation system and dorm rooms rely on natural ventilation.

Our project is a multifamily building with several common spaces on the cellar, main level, and top level of the building. However, majority of the building is apartment units.

We are the GC for a new small (4,000 SF) Leed Certified fast food restaurant with 3,800 CFM of outside air when occupied. We plan to do our initial 3,500 CF/SF flushout over a weekend.

Hello, Our project is in Indonesia (Climate Zone 1), which happened have high humidity (70-85%) all year long. Our building design only incorporate natural ventilation and AC (VRF system).

Dear all, We have a project where we intend to pursue Option 1 Path 1, We will install furniture after completing the flush-out, but the architect is concerned about the carpet install

We performed IAQ testing to meet IEQc3.2 on a subway station. The IAQ levels passed easily, and our approach was recognized by the LEED reviewer as an appropriate approach.

Hi During construction preliminary review our team received a technical advice that states the following: " it does not appear was performed for each area of the building served by a ventilation s

Has anyone had experience with meeting the IAQ testing requirements using the Directsense IAQ Plus Screening tool from Graywolf Sensing Solutions.

The 26,000 square foot building that I am working on has several spaces that are not served with supply air by the building's ventilation system, including toilet rooms and mechanical and electrica