For Option 1, Path 2 using the daylight and views calculator we are trying to a factor that meets the requirement.

Our project team is pursuing the Daylight credit for EBOM v2009, using the calculations path 3 - Measurement - for a renovated high school building that has a large central atrium space which featu

In regards to the Daylight & Views supplemental spreadsheet which is now available under the 'Credit Resources' link in LEED Online: When selecting to pursue Option 2, Views - this spreadsheet

I see that there was some conversation on the views credit back in 2011.

Isn't the requirement for daylight to have 10 fc, not 25 fc as stated in the EBOM IEQc2.4 Bird's view? Thank you.

The project is an A/E office with very open floor plans, and the question is about defining 'regularly occupied space'.

Okay, why does the Credit Language above refer to a minimum of 10 fc when the O&M 2010 edited reference guide clearly states a minimum of 25 fc?

I am trying to calculate the requirements and was wondering about some technical details. This is for a library on a college university. 1. Does the window sill have to be between 30-90"?

My project has large floor to ceiling windows but the cube height is 46". Someone with an eye level of 42" can see sky, clouds, trees and hilltops above the 46" high cube walls.

I am dealing with a case where the only explicit "work stations" are the cashier areas in the grocery store...