Hi All, For a convention center building where over 90% of the building consists of "multi-occupant spaces" i.e.

Hi, I am working on a LEED project in an office building that has environmental labs. Some of the labs have workstations to input data, but not a permanent desk for an occupant.

We are currently working in a higher education campus where there are several space types such as pools, cafeterias, stores, laboratories, studios, residences, workshops, lounges and a radio studio

I am working on the project where whole building have occupancy sensor. does need to install 50% of the multi occupant space have lighting control by dimmer.

Unfortunately, I believe bathrooms and corridors have to be included in the IEQc2.2 calculations.

As it wasn't mentioned anywhere. I would like to enquire, for Hotel project, if there are individual switches for each light or set of lights.

I'm working on a 800,000 s.f. high rise building with 40 tenants.

Our building had two types of power source, one is normal power, one is essential power (back up by genset) and also supply two kind of power for lighting system.