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Col1	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	All	Report/narrative identifying, classifying, and explaining each variability and/or optionality strategy for thermal, sound, and lighting environments.
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	All	Optional evidence of variability and/or optionality strategy for thermal, sound, and lighting environments (for example, contract documents, photographs, product information from the manufacturer).
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	All	Identification of one or more accessible quiet spaces.
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	All	Identification of the additional adaptability strategy in the project (prospect areas, furniture, permanently installed fixtures, outdoor transitional space).
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	Prospect Areas	Evidence of the project’s prospect spaces and alternative paths of travel (for example, contract documents, photographs, narrative).
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	Furniture	Evidence of the project’s furniture configuration choices and variety of seating (for example, contract documents, photographs, product information from manufacturer).
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	Permanently Installed Fixtures	Evidence of the height variety for permanently installed fixtures (for example, contract documents, photographs, product information from manufacturer).
	Option 2. Adaptable Environment	Outdoor Transitional Space	Evidence of occupant access to outdoor or transitional space and opportunities for interaction with nature (for example, floor and site plans, contract documents, photographs, narrative).
	Option 3. Thermal Environment	Option 3. Thermal Environment	Design documentation per_ASHRAE_ 55-2023.
	Option 3. Thermal Environment	Option 3. Thermal Environment	Identify transition spaces and spaces with occupants carrying out different activities and provide design documents that show solutions for these spaces to address various thermal comfort requirements.
	Option 4. Sound Environment	Path 1. Mapping Acoustical Expectations for Indoor	LEED v5 Acoustics Mapping Template
	Option 4. Sound Environment	Path 1. Mapping Acoustical Expectations for Indoor	Potential design strategies and solutions the project could use to meet the Acoustical Expectations for each space.
	Option 4. Sound Environment	Path 2. Acoustic Criteria for Indoor and Outdoor Spaces	Calculations, modeling, and/or measurements to demonstrate how the strategies and solutions contribute to accomplishment of the Acoustic Criteria identified in the LEED v5 Acoustics Mapping Template.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 1. Solar Glare	Contract documents highlighting provision of glare-control devices in all qualifying regularly occupied spaces.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 1. Solar Glare	Floor plans highlighting regularly occupied spaces.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 2. Quality Electric Lighting	Lighting specifications with luminance values.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 2. Quality Electric Lighting	Documentation demonstrating required UGR using UGR Tabula Method or software modeling calculations of the designed lighting.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 2. Quality Electric Lighting	Lighting specifications with color rendering information.
	Option 5. Lighting Environment	Path 3. Proximity to Windows for	LEED v5 Daylight Calculator a quality view simulation report.
			Evidence of proximity to envelope glazing (for example, floor plans and sections, showing furniture (at least within

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