Hello everyone. I was wondering if triage assessment rooms need to be considered workstations since this is where patients are going to be evaluated before admission.

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

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

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.

I need to know what is meant by the "Multiple Mode" mentioned in the the scorecard form under the "Lighting Control Type"?

Our LEED review for the breakfast servery offered in the hotel is that we do not comply with multi-occupant spaces for lighting controls. We offered occupancy sensor with "forced off" override.

I'm working on a higher ed art building with dark rooms, photo labs, and film development rooms that are projected to be occupied by one person at a time.

If an open plan office is designed with occupancy sensors and manual override: do all workstations qualify towards this credit? GH