This project includes 49 apartment-style dormitory spaces, all of which have multiple occupancy.

I have a project that has a shop areas where building occupants will be working. It is very important that the light not turn off automatically when they are working.

Hi, I´m managed a Healthcare buildings. The reviewer advice me that workstation and share multi-occupant spaces must be reported consistently among IEQc6.1 and IEQc6.2 credits.

What about 2 chairs in a hallway? would this be a "multi occupant space" or excluded from the credit requirements?

We are having a hotel project that would like to attempt this credit.

Does anyone have insight on how to treat core & shell space, intended for retail, on the ground floor of a mixed-use residential building?

I recently had this credit denied by our LEED review team because our catering kitchen "local control" did not meet the credit requirement for adjustability.

I am working in a project where there is a travel center room i.e. an area where people get travel related information.

Hello, I have a question relating to lighting control in dorm rooms: My understanding of credit 6.1 was that 90% of building occupants needed their own lighting control.

To satisfy credit requirements should we provide the corresponding light fixtures for switched receptacles in residential units in a multi-family high-rise project?