LEED-BDC-v4-v5-Summary-of-Changes - Page 013
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Indoor Environmental Quality
The LEED v5 Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) credit category offers a comprehensive framework for buildings to enhance human well-being, health, and comfort. It includes practices covering air quality, thermal comfort, daylight, views, and acoustics, while also incorporating holistic design considerations such as biophilia, accessibility, and adaptability. This category emphasizes decarbonization and quality of life to foster connections between people and their environments. LEED v5 encourages the development of buildings that are not only energy-efficient but also accessible to a variety of occupants, ultimately creating sustainable spaces where more people can thrive. LEED v5 introduces new credits and prerequisites that will help make spaces more inclusive and sustainable by addressing diverse human experiences and promoting resilient spaces.
| Prerequisite | Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance |
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| Prerequisite | Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control |
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| Prerequisite | Construction Management |
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| Prerequisite | Fundamental Air Quality |
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| Prerequisite | No Smoking or Vehicle Idling |
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| Credit | Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies |
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