I am working on a project that plans to install cubicles with partition heights approximately 5 feet high, likely blocking views from seated height of 42" aff.

Hi all, Since I couldn't find a LEED CI 2.0 forum, I allow myself to write here (my apologies): The vision of a multi-occupant office goes directly to a terrace which has a high wall located 10

This question is a little difficult to describe in writing- is there a maximum angle of incidence from perimeter glazing for a “direct line of sight?” If you are directly in front of the window lo

I have a few open offices where multiple occupants work in the same space, our workstation panels are just above the 42" height so we won't be able to qualify as 100% in these areas.

Can circulation spaces be included in the Views calculations if they have access to views?

Herman Miller has given me a diagram showing that 46" high partitions are ok for achieving this credit as long as there is a direct line of sight (not on the horizontal) at 42".

If blinds are installed, are the views calculations affected?

OK, I may be crazy, but I recall the requirement limiting the number of layers of internal glazing that can be "viewed" through.