Health and Wellness Crosswalk - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool

Health & Wellness Guidance Crosswalk

Meet Federal requirements and establish operational health and wellness goals by exploring how the Federal Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings relate to standards, guidelines, and building rating systems. Choose the criteria that best suit your project to promote health and wellness as optimally as possible.

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			ASHRAE 189.1-2017	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)	Fitwel v2.1	Green Globes	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)	LEED v4.1	WELL v2
i:8	gp:13	Air Quality and Control of Temperature GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Ventilation and Thermal Comfort Provision of ventilation systems, control of pollutants, IAQ management, and controls for occupant thermal comfort	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8 Indoor Environmental Quality (ASHRAE Standard 62.1, 62.2, and 170) & ASHRAE Standard 55	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality 3-5.1 Ventilation and Thermal Comfort	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Environment 6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property 6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy 6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing 6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results 6.6 Green Purchasing Policy 6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation 6.8 Integrated Pest Management Workspaces 7.5 Thermal Control Commercial Site Scorecard Site Composition and Location 1.8 Project Location Site Management 4.2 Integrated Pest Management 4.3 Green Purchasing Policy Buildings Design 5.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage 5.4 Building Design Guidelines 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines Environmental Policies and Procedures 6.2 Heat Island Mitigation 6.5 Idle Reduction 6.6 Air Quality 6.7 Air Quality Testing 6.8 Air Quality Results Site Safety 11.3 Construction Safety 11.5 Chemical Storage 11.6 Hazardous Waste Management	Green Globes Existing Buildings 5.0 Indoor Environment 5.1 Ventilation System 5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source 5.7 IAQ Management	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.8.4 Health and Comfort: Environmental Controls 3.8.4.1 Ventilation and thermal comfort 5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes 5.2.1 Temperature 5.2.2 Humidity Control 5.2.3 Air Movement 5.2.4 Pressure 5.2.5 Ventilation 5.2.6 Filtration	LEED v4.1 O+M Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Credit: Indoor Environmental Quality Performance BD+C, ID+C Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies Credit: Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan Credit: Indoor Air Quality Assessment Credit: Thermal Comfort Innovation Pilot: Learning Controls for Thermal Comfort (Alternative pathway for Credit: Thermal Comfort) Pilot: Performance-based Indoor Air Quality Design and Assessment Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies Innovation Pilot: Learning Controls for Thermal Comfort (Alternative pathway for Credit: Thermal Comfort)	WELL v2 Air Features A01 Fundamental Air Quality (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 5 A03 Ventilation Effectiveness (Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2 A04 Construction Pollution Management (Precondition) - Part 1 A05 Enhanced Air Quality (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 A06 Enhanced Ventilation (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4 A07 Operable Windows (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 A08 Air Quality Monitoring and Awareness (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 A09 Pollution Infiltration Management (Optimization) - Part 1 A11 Source Separation (Optimization) - Part 1 A12 Air Filtration (Optimization) - Part 1 Thermal Comfort Features T01 Thermal Performance (Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2 T02 Enhanced Thermal Performance (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 T03 Thermal Zoning (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 T04 Individual Thermal Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 T05 Radiant Thermal Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 T06 Thermal Comfort Monitoring (Optimization) - Part 1 T07 Humidity Control (Optimization) - Part 1
i:10	gp:15	Air Quality and Exposure to Mold and Mildew GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Mold and Mildew Provide policies and strategies for moisture control	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8 Indoor Environmental Quality 8.3.1.8 Building Entrance 8.3.6 Moisture Control	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-3 Ventilation Air and Building Envelope Requirements 3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality 3-5.3 Indoor Air Quality 3-5.3.1 Moisture Control	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property 6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy 6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Commercial Site Scorecard Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines Environmental Policies and Procedures 6.1 Water Management Plan 6.2 Heat Island Mitigation 6.6 Air Quality 6.7 Air Quality Testing Site Safety 11.3 Construction Safety 11.4 Flood Damage Mitigation	Green Globes Existing Buildings 1.0 Energy 1.8 Envelope 1.16 Maintenance Schedules 5.0 Indoor Environment 5.1 Ventilation System 5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.2.4 Moisture and Condensate Control 3.2.4.1 Moisture Control Opaque Assemblies 3.3 Prescriptive Enclosure Requirements 3.3.1 Moisture Control 3.3.4 Wall Systems 3.3.4.2 Materials with Organic Content 3.3.4.3 Air/Moisture Barrier System 3.5.2.27 Acoustical Ceilings: includes moisture resistance	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Energy and Atmosphere Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification Credit: Enhanced Commissioning Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Thermal Comfort Residential BD+C Energy and Atmosphere Prerequisite: Fundamental Systems Testing and Verification Credit: Enhanced Commissioning Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Interior Moisture Management Credit: Thermal Comfort	WELL v2 Air Features A09 Pollution Infiltration Management (Optimization) - Part 1 A14 Microbe and Mold Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 Water Features W07 Moisture Management (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 Thermal Comfort T07 Humidity Control (Optimization) - Part 1
i:9	gp:14	Air Quality and Exposure to Radon GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Radon Test for radon in buildings to mitigate high levels from occupied spaces	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8 Indoor Environmental Quality 8.3.4 Soil-Gas Control 10.3.1.9 Soil-Gas Control			Green Globes Existing Buildings 4.0 Emissions, Effluents and Pollution Controls 4.7 Radon	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.3.3 Substructure: depressurization required when radon is present.	LEED v4.1 Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Radon-Resistant Construction	WELL v2 Air Features A01 Fundamental Air Quality (Precondition) - Part 4
i:11	gp:16	Air Quality and Off-Gassing and Exposure to VOCs GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Low-Emitting Materials Selection of low-emitting materials	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8 Indoor Environmental Quality 8.4.2 Materials 8.5.2 Materials	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy 6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing 6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results 6.6 Green Purchasing Policy Commercial Site Scorecard Site Management 4.3 Green Purchasing Policy Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines Environmental Policies and Procedures 6.2 Heat Island Mitigation 6.5 Idle Reduction 6.6 Air Quality 6.7 Air Quality Testing 6.8 Air Quality Results Site Safety 11.3 Construction Safety	Green Globes Existing Buildings 5.0 Indoor Environment 5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source 5.7 IAQ Management 6.0 Environmental Management System 6.2 Environmental Purchasing New Construction 3.7.2 Source Control and Measurement of Indoor Pollutants	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes 5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes 5.2.5 Ventilation: 3 Tiers include low emitting materials requirements	LEED v4.1 BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Low-Emitting Materials O+M Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Green Cleaning Policy Credit: Indoor Environmental Quality Performance Credit: Green Cleaning Materials and Resources Prerequisite: Facility Maintenance and Renovations Policy Credit: Purchasing	WELL v2 Air Features A01 Air Quality Standards (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 5 A05 Enhanced Air Quality (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 A13 Active VOC Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 Materials Features X09 Cleaning Products and Protocol (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 X10 Volatile Compound Reduction (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 X11 Long-Term Emission Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 X12 Short-Term Emission Control (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
i:6	gp:11	Air Quality and Plants GP IV. Enhance indoor Environmental Quality: Plants Provide access to indoor and outdoor plants		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning: include how convenient access to plants is being considered and accommodated from the beginning of the design process. Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Plants	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities 3.4 Restorative Garden 3.6 Fruit and Vegetable Garden Indoor Environments 7.2 Views of Nature Commercial Site Scorecard Site Composition and Location 1.7 Open Space Preservation Outdoor Spaces 3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities 3.6 Restorative Garden 3.7 Fruit and Vegetable Garden 3.9 Street Trees Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines			LEED v4.1 BD+C & ID+C (except Schools, Homes, and Midrise), O+M (except Schools), LEED for Schools, LEED for Homes and Midrise Innovation Pilot: Local Food Production BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C Innovation Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment	WELL v2 Nourishment Feature Food Production (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 Mind Feature M02 Access to Nature (Precondition) - Part 1
i:12	gp:17	Air Quality in Occupied Buildings Under Construction GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Indoor Air Quality during Building Alterations Control of indoor air quality and impact on occupants during building alterations of existing spaces	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 10 Construction and Plans for Operation 10.3.1.5 IAQ Construction Management 10.3.1.6 Moisture Control 10.3.1.7 Construction Activity Pollution Prevention: Idling of Construction Vehicles 10.3.1.8 Construction Activity Pollution Prevention: Protection of Occupied Spaces	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality 2-5.3.3 Protect Indoor Air Quality during Construction	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property 6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy 6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing 6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results Commercial Site Scorecard Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines Environmental Policies and Procedures 6.6 Air Quality 6.7 Air Quality Testing 6.8 Air Quality Results Site Safety 11.3 Construction Safety	Green Globes Existing Buildings 5.0 Indoor Environment 5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source		LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Interior Environmental Quality Credit: Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Innovation Pilot: Clean Construction Pilot: Performance-based Indoor Air Quality Design and Assessment Residential BD+C Innovation Pilot: Clean Construction O+M Materials and Resources Prerequisite: Facility Maintenance and Renovations Policy	WELL v2 Air Features A04 Construction Pollution Management (Precondition) - Part 1 A10 Combustion Minimization (Optimization) - Part 1
i:13	gp:18	Chemical Exposure from Pest Management Programs GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Integrated Pest Management Complete and utilize an integrated pest management program within buildings		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality 3-5.3.3 Integrated Pest Management	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.6 Green Purchasing Policy 6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation 6.8 Integrated Pest Management Commercial Site Scorecard Site Management 4.2 Integrated Pest Management 4.3 Green Purchasing Policy Buildings Design 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines Site Safety 11.3 Construction Safety 11.5 Chemical Storage 11.6 Hazardous Waste Management	Green Globes Existing Buildings 4.0 Emissions, Effluents and Pollution Controls 4.13 Pesticides	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 2.5 Landscape Prescriptive Requirements 2.5.5 Pollinators 2.5.5.3 Supplemental Information and Other Considerations 2.5.5.3.4 Site Maintenance: includes IPM	LEED v4.1 O+M Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Integrated Pest Management (IPM)	WELL v2 Materials Features X07 Pesticide Use (Optimization) - Part 1
i:5	gp:10	Daylight and Circadian Rhythm GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Daylight Provide occupant access to daylight	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8 Indoor Environmental Quality 8.3.7 Glare Control 8.3.8 Occupant Override 8.4.1 Daylighting 8.4.1.1 Daylighting in Large Spaces Directly under a roof and Having High Ceilings 8.4.1.1.1 Minimum Daylight Area Table 8.4.1.2A 8.5 Performance Option 8.5.1 Daylight Simulation	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-5.2 Daylighting Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Daylight	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities 3.4 Restorative Garden Workspaces 7.1 Access to Daylight 7.2 Views of Nature Commercial Site Scorecard Outdoor Spaces 3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities 3.6 Restorative Garden Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines Environmental Policies and Procedures 6.3 Light Pollution Mitigation	Green Globes Existing Buildings 5.0 Indoor Environment 5.8 Lighting Features	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.7 Workplace Performance Requirements 3.8.4 Health and Comfort: Environmental Controls 3.8.4.2 Lighting/Daylighting: employee access to natural daylight 3.8.6.2 Partitions and interior walls: Maximize natural light through placement & colors 6.1 Lighting Performance Requirements 6.2 Lighting Performance Attributes 6.2.1 Lighting Quality - Interior Daylight (Table) 6.2.2 Lighting Quantity 6.3 Lighting Prescriptive Requirements 6.3.1 Indoor Lighting and Daylighting Criteria 6.3.2.5 Lighting Controls	LEED v4.1 Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Daylight Innovation Pilot: Daylight in nonregularly occupied spaces	WELL v2 Light Feature L01 Light Exposure and Education (Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2 L04 Glare Control (Optimization) - Part 1 L05 Enhanced Daylight Access (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
i:2	gp:2	Diet GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Healthy Dining Options Healthy dining options		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Healthy Dining Options	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.5 Farmers Market 3.6 Crop Share Drop-Off Cafeterias and Prepared Food Retail 10.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy for Prepared Food Areas 10.2 Choice Architecture Practices 10.3 Pricing Incentives Vending Machines and Snack Bars 11.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy for Vending Machines and Snack Bars 11.2 Choice Architecture Practices for Vending Machines and Snack Bars 11.3 Pricing Incentives for Vending Machines and Snack Bars Commercial Site Scorecard Healthy Food Access 10.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy 10.2 Healthy Food and Beverage Practices 10.3 Farmers Market 10.4 Crop Share Drop-Off 10.5 Healthy Vending Machine and Snack Bar Policy 10.6 Healthy Vending Machine & Snack Bar Practices			LEED v4.1 BD+C & ID+C (except Schools, Homes, and Midrise), O+M (except Schools), LEED for Schools, LEED for Homes and Midrise Innovation Pilot: Local Food Production	WELL v2 Nourishment Feature N01 Fruits and Vegetables (Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2 N02 Nutritional Transparency (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 N03 Processed Foods (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 N04 Food Advertising (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 N05 Artificial Ingredients (Optimization) - Part 1 N06 Portion Sizes (Optimization) - Part 1 N07 Nutrition Education (Optimization) - Part 1 N08 Mindful Eating (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 N09 Special Diets (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 N10 Food Preparation (Optimization) - Part 1 N11 Responsible Food Sourcing (Optimization) - Part 1 N12 Food Production (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 N13 Local Food Environment (Optimization) - Part 1
i:2	gp:3	Diet GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Potable Water Potable water	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 6 Water Use Efficiency Limits on use of potable water for irrigation and in HVAC systems. Requirement for water bottle filling stations for half of all drinking fountains.	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Potable Water	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Water Supply 9.1 Universally Accessible Water Supply 9.2 Water Bottle Refilling Station 9.3 Water Quality Cafeterias and Prepared Food Retail 10.4 Water Access Vending Machines and Snack Bars 11.4 Water Access Commercial Site Scorecard Water Access 9.1 Universally Accessible Water Supply 9.2 Water Bottle Refilling Station 9.3 Water Quality	Green Globes Existing Buildings 4.0 Emissions, Effluents, & Pollutant Controls 4.10 Is the drinking water safe?	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.7. Workplace Performance Requirements 3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics 3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: filtered hot/cold water dispensers = one of the High Performance options	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Innovation Pilot: Lead Risk Reduction Pilot: PBT Source Reduction - Lead, Cadmium and Copper O+M, Residential BD+C Innovation Pilot: Lead Risk Reduction	WELL v2 Water Features W01 Fundamental Water Quality (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 W02 Water Contaminants (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 W03 Legionella Control (Precondition) - Part 1 W04 Enhanced Water Quality (Optimization) - Part 1 W05 Water Quality Consistency (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 W06 Drinking Water Promotion (Optimization) - Part 1
i:3	gp:4	Exercise GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Stairwells as a Desirable Option Stairwell vertical circulation		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning 2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Making stairwells a desirable option for circulation.	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Stairs 5.1 Stair Access 5.2 Stair Location 5.3 Stair Design 5.4 Stair Signage 5.5 Stair Visibility 5.6 Stair Safety Commercial Site Scorecard Buildings Design 5.4 Buildings Design Guidelines		GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes 3.6.3 Promote the Use of Stairs	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C, O+M, Residential BD+C Innovation Pilot: Design for Active Occupants	WELL v2 Movement Features V01 Active Buildings and Communities (Precondition) - Part 1 V03 Movement Network and Circulation (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 V11 Physical Activity Promotion (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2 V12 Self-Monitoring (Optimization) - Part 1
i:3	gp:5	Exercise GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Active Workstations Active workstations		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning 2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Active Workstations	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Workspaces 7.4 Active Workstations			LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C, O+M, Residential BD+C Innovation Pilot: Ergonomics approach for computer users.	WELL v2 Movement Features V01 Active Buildings and Communities (Precondition) - Part 1 V02 Visual and Physical Ergonomics (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5 V07 Active Furnishings (Optimization) - Part 1 V10 Enhanced Ergonomics (Optimization) - Part 1
i:3	gp:6	Exercise GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Fitness Centers Access to fitness centers		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning 2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Fitness Centers	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.3 Outdoor Fitness Area Shared Spaces 8.8 Exercise Room 8.9 Fitness Facility Commercial Site Scorecard Outdoor Spaces 3.5 Outdoor Fitness Area		GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics 3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: one of the High Performance options		WELL v2 Movement Features V06 Physical Activity (Optimizatoin) - Parts 1 & 2 V08 Physical Activity Spaces and Equipment (Optimizatoin) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 V11 Physical Activity Promotion (Optimizatoin) - Parts 1 & 2 V12 Self-Monitoring (Optimization) (Optimization) - Part 1
i:3	gp:7	Exercise GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Bicycle Commuter Facilities Access to bicycle commuter facilities	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 5.3.7 Mitigation of Transportation Impacts 5.3.7.1 Pedestrian and Bicycle Connectivity 5.3.7.2 Bicycle Parking	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Bicycle Commuter Facilities	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Building Access 2.3 Bicycle Parking 2.4 Active Commuter Showers Commercial Site Scorecard Access 2.3 Bike Lanes 2.5 Bicycle Parking	Green Globes Existing Buildings 1.0 Energy 1.18 Cycling Facilities	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics 3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: one of the High Performance options	LEED v4.1 BD+C NC, Residential BD+C, ID+C Location and Transportation Credit: Bicycle Facilities Transportation and Land Use Credit: Access to Quality Transit LEED for Communities, LEED for Cities Transportation and Land Use Credit: Access to Quality Transit Credit: Smart Mobility and Transportation Policy Credit: Walkability and Bikeability O+M Location and Transportation Credit: Transportation Performance	WELL v2 Movement Features V01 Active Buildings and Communities (Precondition) - Part 1 V04 Active Commuter and Occupancy Support (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
i:3	gp:8	Exercise GP I. Employ Integrated Design Principles (NC): Sustainable Locations Mass transit / public transportation access & walkability	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 5.3.7 Mitigation of Transportation Impacts	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 5 Sustainable Installations 5-1 Overview Appendix B Best Practices B-1 Promote Sustainable Location and Site Development B-1.1 Evaluation of Site	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Location 1.1 - 1.3 Walkability 1.4 Proximity to Transit Building Access 2.1 Pedestrian Route to Transit 2.2 Commuter Survey 2.3 Bicycle Parking 2.4 Active Commuter Shower 2.5 Incentivizing Transit 2.6 Efficiency Parking Entrances and Ground Floor 4.2 Main Pedestrian Entrance 4.3 Main Entrance Amenities 4.5 Publicly Accessible Use 4.6 Activate Pedestrian Areas 4.7 Local Amenities Display Commercial Site Scorecard Site Composition and Location 1.1 Transit Access 1.2 Community Destinations 1.3 Pedestrian Network 1.4 Efficient Parking 1.5 Brownfield Remediation 1.6 Infill Development 1.7 Open Space Preservation 1.8 Project Location Site Access 2.1 Universal Accessibility 2.2 Transit Stops 2.3 Bicycle Lanes 2.4 Commuter Survey 2.5 Bicycle Parking 2.6 Wayfinding Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines	Green Globes Existing Buildings 1.0 Energy 1.17 Public Transportation 1.19 Other Measures	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) Chapter 2 Urban Development and Landscape Design 2.1 Urban Planning and Public Use Performance Requirements 2.2.1 Sustainable Locations 2.2.1.2 Site Supports Transit-Use and Reduced Automobile Commuting 2.2.1.3 Site Supports Neighborhood Connectivity and Walkability 2.3 Urban Planning and Design, and Site Prescriptive Requirements	LEED v4.1 BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C Location and Transportation Credit: Bicycle Facilities Transportation and Land Use Credit: Access to Quality Transit LEED for Communities, LEED for Cities Transportation and Land Use Credit: Access to Quality Transit Credit: Smart Mobility and Transportation Policy Credit: Walkability and Bikeability O+M Location and Transportation Credit: Transportation Performance	WELL v2 Movement Features V01 Active Buildings and Communities (Precondition) - Part 1 V05 Site Planning and Selection (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4 V08 Physical Activity Spaces and Equipment (Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 V09 Exterior Active Design (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
i:1	gp:1	General Health & Wellness GP I. Employ Integrated Design Principles (NC) / Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles (EB) Integrated team approach for assessment, operation and management of existing buildings	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 Informative Appendix F: Integrated Design	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles Chapter 3 Assessment of Existing Buildings for High Performance and Sustainable Building (HPSB) Compliance 3.2 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Shared Spaces 8.12 Occupant Satisfaction Survey 8.13 Stakeholder Collaboration Process Commercial Site Scorecard Community Relations 7.2 Employment Practices 7.3 Stakeholder Collaboration Process Shared Site Amenities 8.3 Occupant Satisfaction Survey	Green Globes New Construction 3.1 Project Management 3.1.1 Integrated Design Process (IDP) 3.1.1.4 Capital Asset Plan & Business Case Summary Existing Buildings 4.0 Emissions, Effluents, & Pollutant Controls 4.12 Health & Safety and Management of Hazardous Products 4.12.5 Is there a Health & Safety Committee that meets regularly and carries out regular inspections of the property?	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) Appendix A: Submission Requirements Integrated Design Review A.3 New Construction and Modernization, Figure A-3	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Credit: Integrative Process Residential BD+C Credit: Integrative Process BD+C, ID+C, O+M Innovation Pilot: Integrative Process for Health Promotion O+M Innovation Pilot: Integrative Process	WELL v2 Community Feature C02 Integrative Design (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4
i:14	gp:19	Potential Exposure and Risk to Occupants GP V. Reduce the Environmental Impact of Materials Utilize LCA evaluation of products as a basis for product selection. Complete and utilize a Green Purchasing program.	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 9 Materials and Resources 9.4 Prescriptive Option 9.4.1 Reduced Impact Materials 9.4.1.1 Recycled Content and Salvaged Material Content 9.4.1.2 Regional Materials 9.4.1.3 Biobased Products 9.4.1.4 Multiple-Attribute Product Declaration or Certification (EPD, NSF/ANSI Standards, Product Life Cycle) 9.5 Performance Option 9.5.1 Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA)	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-6 Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials 3-6.1.1 Recycled Content 3-6.1.2 Biologically-Based Products 3-6.1.3 Other Sustainable Products 3-6.1.4 Ozone Depleting Substances 3-7 Address Climate Change Risk (risk assessment of location & mitigation plan)	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Indoor Environments 6.3 Indoor Air Quality Policy 6.4 Indoor Air Quality Testing 6.5 Indoor Air Quality Testing Results 6.6 Green Purchasing Policy 6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation Entrances and Ground Floor 4.8 Entryway Systems Commercial Site Scorecard Site Management 4.3 Green Purchasing Policy Buildings Design 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines	Green Globes New Construction 3.5 Materials & Resources 3.5.2 Interior Fit-out Path A: Performance Path for Interior Fit-Outs Life Cycle of Interior Fit-Out Path B: Prescriptive Path for Interior Fit-Outs Industry-wide and/or Product-specific EPDs Third-party certifications based upon multiple attribute standards developed by consensus based process (i.e. NSF/ANSI standards). Third-party certified life cycle product assessment (ISO 14040 and 14044) Existing Buildings 6.1 Environmental Managaement System (EMS) Documentation 6.1.2 Stated goals and targets in policy? 6.1.2.4 Environmental purchasing? 6.1.2.5 Reduction in use and proper handling of hazardous products? 6.1.2.6 Training and education? 6.2 Environmental Purchasing NOTE: As part of GBI/ANSI Revision Committee: Risk Assessment for materials is included in the draft.	GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.4 Interior Performance Requirements: many specific materials requirements by building component (recycled, biobased, etc.), too numerous to list 3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes 5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes 5.2.5 Ventilation: 3 tiers include low emitting materials requirements	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Materials and Resources Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Raw Materials Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients Innovation Pilot: Integrative Analysis of Building Materials Pilot: Building Material Human Hazard & Exposure Assessment Pilot: Certified Multi-attribute Products and Materials Pilot: Timber Traceability Residential BD+C Materials and Resources Credit: Environmentally Preferable Materials Innovation Pilot: Legal Wood Pilot: Building Material Human Hazard & Exposure Assessment Pilot: Timber Traceability O+M Materials and Resources Prerequisite: Purchasing Policy Credit: Purchasing	WELL v2 Air Features A13 Active VOC Control (Optimization) - Part 1 Materials Features X01 Fundamental Material Precautions (Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 X08 Hazardous Material Reduction (Optimization) - Part 1 X10 Volatile Compound Reduction (Optimizatoin) - Parts 1, 2, & 3 X13 Enhanced Material Precaution (Optimization) - Part 1 X14 Material Transparency (Optimization) - Part 1
i:4	gp:9	Smoking Reduction / Cessation GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Smoking Restrictions Restrictions on smoking within buildings	ASHRAE 189.1-2017 8.3.1.7 Environmental Tobacco Smoke	DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.3.4 Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.8 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces Entrances and Ground Floor 4.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage Indoor Environment 6.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Environment Commercial Site Scorecards Outdoor Spaces 3.8 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces Buildings Designs 5.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage 5.5 Building Operational Guidelines	Green Globes Existing Buildings 5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source		LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C, O+M Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control Credit: No Environmental Tobacco Smoke	WELL v2 Air Feature A02 Smoke-Free Environment (Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2 Mind Feature M13 Tobacco Prevention and Cessation (Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
i:7	gp:12	Views of Nature GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Exterior Views Provide access to quality exterior views		DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016) Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction 2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning: include how convenient access to exterior views is being considered and accommodated from the beginning of the design process. Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles 3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Exterior Views	Fitwel v2.1 Workplace Scorecards Workspaces 7.2 Views of Nature Commercial Site Scorecard Outdoor Spaces 3.9 Street Trees Buildings Design 5.4 Building Design Guidelines		GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018) 3.7 Workplace Performance Attributes 3.7.6.2 Partitions and interior walls: Tier 3: Do not block access to views 6.2 Lighting Performance Attributes 6.2.1 Lighting Quality: 3 Tiers require access to views for 50-90% of regularly occupied areas	LEED v4.1 BD+C, ID+C Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Quality Views Innovation Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality Credit: Daylight and Quality Views Innovation Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment Pilot: Quality Views in Nonregularly Occupied Spaces	WELL v2 Light Feature L05 Enhance Daylight Access (Optimization) - Part 3 Mind Feature M02 Access to Nature (Precondition) - Part 1

Air Quality and Control of Temperature

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Ventilation and Thermal Comfort

Provision of ventilation systems, control of pollutants, IAQ management, and controls for occupant thermal comfort

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8 Indoor Environmental Quality (ASHRAE Standard 62.1, 62.2, and 170) & ASHRAE Standard 55

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality
3-5.1 Ventilation and Thermal Comfort

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Environment
6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property
6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy
6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing
6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results
6.6 Green Purchasing Policy
6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation
6.8 Integrated Pest Management

Workspaces
7.5 Thermal Control

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Composition and Location
1.8 Project Location

Site Management
4.2 Integrated Pest Management
4.3 Green Purchasing Policy

Buildings Design
5.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage
5.4 Building Design Guidelines
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Environmental Policies and Procedures
6.2 Heat Island Mitigation
6.5 Idle Reduction
6.6 Air Quality
6.7 Air Quality Testing
6.8 Air Quality Results

Site Safety
11.3 Construction Safety
11.5 Chemical Storage
11.6 Hazardous Waste Management

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
5.0 Indoor Environment
5.1 Ventilation System
5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source
5.7 IAQ Management

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.8.4 Health and Comfort: Environmental Controls
3.8.4.1 Ventilation and thermal comfort
5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes
5.2.1 Temperature
5.2.2 Humidity Control
5.2.3 Air Movement
5.2.4 Pressure
5.2.5 Ventilation
5.2.6 Filtration

LEED v4.1

O+M
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality
Credit: Indoor Environmental Quality Performance

BD+C, ID+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality
Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies
Credit: Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan
Credit: Indoor Air Quality Assessment
Credit: Thermal Comfort
Innovation
Pilot: Learning Controls for Thermal Comfort (Alternative pathway for Credit: Thermal Comfort)
Pilot: Performance-based Indoor Air Quality Design and Assessment

Residential BD+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Minimum Indoor Air Quality
Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies
Innovation
Pilot: Learning Controls for Thermal Comfort (Alternative pathway for Credit: Thermal Comfort)

WELL v2

Air Features
A01 Fundamental Air Quality
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 5
A03 Ventilation Effectiveness
(Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2
A04 Construction Pollution Management
(Precondition) - Part 1
A05 Enhanced Air Quality
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
A06 Enhanced Ventilation
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4
A07 Operable Windows
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
A08 Air Quality Monitoring and Awareness
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
A09 Pollution Infiltration Management
(Optimization) - Part 1
A11 Source Separation
(Optimization) - Part 1
A12 Air Filtration
(Optimization) - Part 1

Thermal Comfort Features
T01 Thermal Performance
(Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2
T02 Enhanced Thermal Performance
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
T03 Thermal Zoning
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
T04 Individual Thermal Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
T05 Radiant Thermal Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
T06 Thermal Comfort Monitoring
(Optimization) - Part 1
T07 Humidity Control
(Optimization) - Part 1

Air Quality and Exposure to Mold and Mildew

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Mold and Mildew

Provide policies and strategies for moisture control

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8 Indoor Environmental Quality
8.3.1.8 Building Entrance
8.3.6 Moisture Control

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-3 Ventilation Air and Building Envelope Requirements
3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality
3-5.3 Indoor Air Quality
3-5.3.1 Moisture Control

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property
6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy
6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing

Commercial Site Scorecard

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Environmental Policies and Procedures
6.1 Water Management Plan
6.2 Heat Island Mitigation
6.6 Air Quality
6.7 Air Quality Testing

Site Safety
11.3 Construction Safety
11.4 Flood Damage Mitigation

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
1.0 Energy
1.8 Envelope
1.16 Maintenance Schedules
5.0 Indoor Environment
5.1 Ventilation System
5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.2.4 Moisture and Condensate Control
3.2.4.1 Moisture Control Opaque Assemblies
3.3 Prescriptive Enclosure Requirements
3.3.1 Moisture Control
3.3.4 Wall Systems
3.3.4.2 Materials with Organic Content
3.3.4.3 Air/Moisture Barrier System
3.5.2.27 Acoustical Ceilings: includes moisture resistance

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Energy and Atmosphere
Prerequisite: Fundamental Commissioning and Verification
Credit: Enhanced Commissioning
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Thermal Comfort

Residential BD+C
Energy and Atmosphere
Prerequisite: Fundamental Systems Testing and Verification
Credit: Enhanced Commissioning
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Interior Moisture Management
Credit: Thermal Comfort

WELL v2

Air Features
A09 Pollution Infiltration Management
(Optimization) - Part 1
A14 Microbe and Mold Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Water Features
W07 Moisture Management
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3

Thermal Comfort
T07 Humidity Control
(Optimization) - Part 1

Air Quality and Exposure to Radon

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Radon

Test for radon in buildings to mitigate high levels from occupied spaces

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8 Indoor Environmental Quality
8.3.4 Soil-Gas Control
10.3.1.9 Soil-Gas Control

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
4.0 Emissions, Effluents and Pollution Controls
4.7 Radon

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.3.3 Substructure: depressurization required when radon is present.

LEED v4.1

Residential BD+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Radon-Resistant Construction

WELL v2

Air Features
A01 Fundamental Air Quality
(Precondition) - Part 4

Air Quality and Off-Gassing and Exposure to VOCs

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Low-Emitting Materials

Selection of low-emitting materials

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8 Indoor Environmental Quality
8.4.2 Materials
8.5.2 Materials

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy
6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing
6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results
6.6 Green Purchasing Policy

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Management
4.3 Green Purchasing Policy

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Environmental Policies and Procedures
6.2 Heat Island Mitigation
6.5 Idle Reduction
6.6 Air Quality
6.7 Air Quality Testing
6.8 Air Quality Results

Site Safety
11.3 Construction Safety

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
5.0 Indoor Environment
5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source
5.7 IAQ Management
6.0 Environmental Management System
6.2 Environmental Purchasing

New Construction
3.7.2 Source Control and Measurement of Indoor Pollutants

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes
5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes
5.2.5 Ventilation: 3 Tiers include low emitting materials requirements

LEED v4.1

BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Low-Emitting Materials

O+M
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Green Cleaning Policy
Credit: Indoor Environmental Quality Performance
Credit: Green Cleaning
Materials and Resources
Prerequisite: Facility Maintenance and Renovations Policy
Credit: Purchasing

WELL v2

Air Features
A01 Air Quality Standards
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 5
A05 Enhanced Air Quality
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
A13 Active VOC Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1

Materials Features
X09 Cleaning Products and Protocol
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
X10 Volatile Compound Reduction
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
X11 Long-Term Emission Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
X12 Short-Term Emission Control
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Air Quality and Plants

GP IV. Enhance indoor Environmental Quality: Plants

Provide access to indoor and outdoor plants

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning: include how convenient access to plants is being considered and accommodated from the beginning of the design process.

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Plants

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities
3.4 Restorative Garden
3.6 Fruit and Vegetable Garden

Indoor Environments
7.2 Views of Nature

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Composition and Location
1.7 Open Space Preservation

Outdoor Spaces
3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities
3.6 Restorative Garden
3.7 Fruit and Vegetable Garden
3.9 Street Trees

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

LEED v4.1

BD+C & ID+C (except Schools, Homes, and Midrise), O+M (except Schools), LEED for Schools, LEED for Homes and Midrise
Innovation
Pilot: Local Food Production

BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C
Innovation
Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment

WELL v2

Nourishment Feature
Food Production
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Mind Feature
M02 Access to Nature
(Precondition) - Part 1

Air Quality in Occupied Buildings Under Construction

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Indoor Air Quality during Building Alterations

Control of indoor air quality and impact on occupants during building alterations of existing spaces

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

10 Construction and Plans for Operation
10.3.1.5 IAQ Construction Management
10.3.1.6 Moisture Control
10.3.1.7 Construction Activity Pollution Prevention: Idling of Construction Vehicles
10.3.1.8 Construction Activity Pollution Prevention: Protection of Occupied Spaces

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality
2-5.3.3 Protect Indoor Air Quality during Construction

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.2 Asbestos-Safe Property
6.3 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Policy
6.4 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing
6.5 Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Results

Commercial Site Scorecard

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Environmental Policies and Procedures
6.6 Air Quality
6.7 Air Quality Testing
6.8 Air Quality Results

Site Safety
11.3 Construction Safety

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
5.0 Indoor Environment
5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Interior Environmental Quality
Credit: Construction Indoor Air Quality Management
Innovation
Pilot: Clean Construction
Pilot: Performance-based Indoor Air Quality Design and Assessment

Residential BD+C
Innovation
Pilot: Clean Construction

O+M
Materials and Resources
Prerequisite: Facility Maintenance and Renovations Policy

WELL v2

Air Features
A04 Construction Pollution Management
(Precondition) - Part 1
A10 Combustion Minimization
(Optimization) - Part 1

Chemical Exposure from Pest Management Programs

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Integrated Pest Management

Complete and utilize an integrated pest management program within buildings

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5 Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality
3-5.3.3 Integrated Pest Management

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.6 Green Purchasing Policy
6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation
6.8 Integrated Pest Management

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Management
4.2 Integrated Pest Management
4.3 Green Purchasing Policy

Buildings Design
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Site Safety
11.3 Construction Safety
11.5 Chemical Storage
11.6 Hazardous Waste Management

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
4.0 Emissions, Effluents and Pollution Controls
4.13 Pesticides

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

2.5 Landscape Prescriptive Requirements
2.5.5 Pollinators
2.5.5.3 Supplemental Information and Other Considerations
2.5.5.3.4 Site Maintenance: includes IPM

LEED v4.1

O+M
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

WELL v2

Materials Features
X07 Pesticide Use
(Optimization) - Part 1

Daylight and Circadian Rhythm

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Daylight

Provide occupant access to daylight

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8 Indoor Environmental Quality
8.3.7 Glare Control
8.3.8 Occupant Override
8.4.1 Daylighting
8.4.1.1 Daylighting in Large Spaces Directly under a roof and Having High Ceilings
8.4.1.1.1 Minimum Daylight Area
Table 8.4.1.2A
8.5 Performance Option
8.5.1 Daylight Simulation

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-5.2 Daylighting

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Daylight

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities
3.4 Restorative Garden

Workspaces
7.1 Access to Daylight
7.2 Views of Nature

Commercial Site Scorecard

Outdoor Spaces
3.1 Outdoor Space Amenities
3.6 Restorative Garden

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines

Environmental Policies and Procedures
6.3 Light Pollution Mitigation

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
5.0 Indoor Environment
5.8 Lighting Features

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.7 Workplace Performance Requirements
3.8.4 Health and Comfort: Environmental Controls
3.8.4.2 Lighting/Daylighting: employee access to natural daylight
3.8.6.2 Partitions and interior walls: Maximize natural light through placement & colors
6.1 Lighting Performance Requirements
6.2 Lighting Performance Attributes
6.2.1 Lighting Quality - Interior Daylight (Table)
6.2.2 Lighting Quantity
6.3 Lighting Prescriptive Requirements
6.3.1 Indoor Lighting and Daylighting Criteria
6.3.2.5 Lighting Controls

LEED v4.1

Residential BD+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Daylight
Innovation
Pilot: Daylight in nonregularly occupied spaces

WELL v2

Light Feature
L01 Light Exposure and Education
(Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2
L04 Glare Control
(Optimization) - Part 1
L05 Enhanced Daylight Access
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Diet

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Healthy Dining Options

Healthy dining options

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Healthy Dining Options

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.5 Farmers Market
3.6 Crop Share Drop-Off

Cafeterias and Prepared Food Retail
10.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy for Prepared Food Areas
10.2 Choice Architecture Practices
10.3 Pricing Incentives

Vending Machines and Snack Bars
11.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy for Vending Machines and Snack Bars
11.2 Choice Architecture Practices for Vending Machines and Snack Bars
11.3 Pricing Incentives for Vending Machines and Snack Bars

Commercial Site Scorecard

Healthy Food Access
10.1 Healthy Food and Beverage Policy
10.2 Healthy Food and Beverage Practices
10.3 Farmers Market
10.4 Crop Share Drop-Off
10.5 Healthy Vending Machine and Snack Bar Policy
10.6 Healthy Vending Machine & Snack Bar Practices

LEED v4.1

BD+C & ID+C (except Schools, Homes, and Midrise), O+M (except Schools), LEED for Schools, LEED for Homes and Midrise
Innovation
Pilot: Local Food Production

WELL v2

Nourishment Feature
N01 Fruits and Vegetables
(Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2
N02 Nutritional Transparency
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
N03 Processed Foods
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
N04 Food Advertising
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
N05 Artificial Ingredients
(Optimization) - Part 1
N06 Portion Sizes
(Optimization) - Part 1
N07 Nutrition Education
(Optimization) - Part 1
N08 Mindful Eating
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
N09 Special Diets
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
N10 Food Preparation
(Optimization) - Part 1
N11 Responsible Food Sourcing
(Optimization) - Part 1
N12 Food Production
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
N13 Local Food Environment
(Optimization) - Part 1

Diet

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Potable Water

Potable water

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

6 Water Use Efficiency
Limits on use of potable water for irrigation and in HVAC systems.
Requirement for water bottle filling stations for half of all drinking fountains.

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Potable Water

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Water Supply
9.1 Universally Accessible Water Supply
9.2 Water Bottle Refilling Station
9.3 Water Quality

Cafeterias and Prepared Food Retail
10.4 Water Access

Vending Machines and Snack Bars
11.4 Water Access

Commercial Site Scorecard

Water Access
9.1 Universally Accessible Water Supply
9.2 Water Bottle Refilling Station
9.3 Water Quality

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
4.0 Emissions, Effluents, & Pollutant Controls
4.10 Is the drinking water safe?

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.7. Workplace Performance Requirements
3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics
3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: filtered hot/cold water dispensers = one of the High Performance options

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Innovation
Pilot: Lead Risk Reduction
Pilot: PBT Source Reduction - Lead, Cadmium and Copper

O+M, Residential BD+C
Innovation
Pilot: Lead Risk Reduction

WELL v2

Water Features
W01 Fundamental Water Quality
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
W02 Water Contaminants
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7
W03 Legionella Control
(Precondition) - Part 1
W04 Enhanced Water Quality
(Optimization) - Part 1
W05 Water Quality Consistency
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
W06 Drinking Water Promotion
(Optimization) - Part 1

Exercise

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Stairwells as a Desirable Option

Stairwell vertical circulation

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning
2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Making stairwells a desirable option for circulation.

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Stairs
5.1 Stair Access
5.2 Stair Location
5.3 Stair Design
5.4 Stair Signage
5.5 Stair Visibility
5.6 Stair Safety

Commercial Site Scorecard

Buildings Design
5.4 Buildings Design Guidelines

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes
3.6.3 Promote the Use of Stairs

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C, O+M, Residential BD+C
Innovation
Pilot: Design for Active Occupants

WELL v2

Movement Features
V01 Active Buildings and Communities
(Precondition) - Part 1
V03 Movement Network and Circulation
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
V11 Physical Activity Promotion
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2
V12 Self-Monitoring
(Optimization) - Part 1

Exercise

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Active Workstations

Active workstations

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning
2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Active Workstations

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Workspaces
7.4 Active Workstations

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C, O+M, Residential BD+C
Innovation
Pilot: Ergonomics approach for computer users.

WELL v2

Movement Features
V01 Active Buildings and Communities
(Precondition) - Part 1
V02 Visual and Physical Ergonomics
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5
V07 Active Furnishings
(Optimization) - Part 1
V10 Enhanced Ergonomics
(Optimization) - Part 1

Exercise

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Fitness Centers

Access to fitness centers

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning
2-2.1.4 Site Integration and Design of the Building

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Fitness Centers

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.3 Outdoor Fitness Area

Shared Spaces
8.8 Exercise Room
8.9 Fitness Facility

Commercial Site Scorecard

Outdoor Spaces
3.5 Outdoor Fitness Area

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics
3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: one of the High Performance options

WELL v2

Movement Features
V06 Physical Activity
(Optimizatoin) - Parts 1 & 2
V08 Physical Activity Spaces and Equipment
(Optimizatoin) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
V11 Physical Activity Promotion
(Optimizatoin) - Parts 1 & 2
V12 Self-Monitoring (Optimization)
(Optimization) - Part 1

Exercise

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Bicycle Commuter Facilities

Access to bicycle commuter facilities

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

5.3.7 Mitigation of Transportation Impacts
5.3.7.1 Pedestrian and Bicycle Connectivity
5.3.7.2 Bicycle Parking

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Bicycle Commuter Facilities

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Building Access
2.3 Bicycle Parking
2.4 Active Commuter Showers

Commercial Site Scorecard

Access
2.3 Bike Lanes
2.5 Bicycle Parking

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
1.0 Energy
1.18 Cycling Facilities

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.8.5 Health and comfort: Ergonomics
3.8.5.2 Building Amenities: one of the High Performance options

LEED v4.1

BD+C NC, Residential BD+C, ID+C
Location and Transportation
Credit: Bicycle Facilities
Transportation and Land Use
Credit: Access to Quality Transit

LEED for Communities, LEED for Cities
Transportation and Land Use
Credit: Access to Quality Transit
Credit: Smart Mobility and Transportation Policy
Credit: Walkability and Bikeability

O+M
Location and Transportation
Credit: Transportation Performance

WELL v2

Movement Features
V01 Active Buildings and Communities
(Precondition) - Part 1
V04 Active Commuter and Occupancy Support
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Exercise

GP I. Employ Integrated Design Principles (NC): Sustainable Locations

Mass transit / public transportation access & walkability

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

5.3.7 Mitigation of Transportation Impacts

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 5 Sustainable Installations
5-1 Overview

Appendix B Best Practices
B-1 Promote Sustainable Location and Site Development
B-1.1 Evaluation of Site

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Location
1.1 - 1.3 Walkability
1.4 Proximity to Transit

Building Access
2.1 Pedestrian Route to Transit
2.2 Commuter Survey
2.3 Bicycle Parking
2.4 Active Commuter Shower
2.5 Incentivizing Transit
2.6 Efficiency Parking

Entrances and Ground Floor
4.2 Main Pedestrian Entrance
4.3 Main Entrance Amenities
4.5 Publicly Accessible Use
4.6 Activate Pedestrian Areas
4.7 Local Amenities Display

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Composition and Location
1.1 Transit Access
1.2 Community Destinations
1.3 Pedestrian Network
1.4 Efficient Parking
1.5 Brownfield Remediation
1.6 Infill Development
1.7 Open Space Preservation
1.8 Project Location

Site Access
2.1 Universal Accessibility
2.2 Transit Stops
2.3 Bicycle Lanes
2.4 Commuter Survey
2.5 Bicycle Parking
2.6 Wayfinding

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
1.0 Energy
1.17 Public Transportation
1.19 Other Measures

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

Chapter 2 Urban Development and Landscape Design
2.1 Urban Planning and Public Use Performance Requirements
2.2.1 Sustainable Locations
2.2.1.2 Site Supports Transit-Use and Reduced Automobile Commuting
2.2.1.3 Site Supports Neighborhood Connectivity and Walkability
2.3 Urban Planning and Design, and Site Prescriptive Requirements

LEED v4.1

BD+C, Residential BD+C, ID+C
Location and Transportation
Credit: Bicycle Facilities
Transportation and Land Use
Credit: Access to Quality Transit

LEED for Communities, LEED for Cities
Transportation and Land Use
Credit: Access to Quality Transit
Credit: Smart Mobility and Transportation Policy
Credit: Walkability and Bikeability

O+M
Location and Transportation
Credit: Transportation Performance

WELL v2

Movement Features
V01 Active Buildings and Communities
(Precondition) - Part 1
V05 Site Planning and Selection
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4
V08 Physical Activity Spaces and Equipment
(Optimization) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
V09 Exterior Active Design
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

General Health & Wellness

GP I. Employ Integrated Design Principles (NC) / Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles (EB)

Integrated team approach for assessment, operation and management of existing buildings

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

Informative Appendix F: Integrated Design

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2 Employ Integrated Design Principles

Chapter 3 Assessment of Existing Buildings for High Performance and Sustainable Building (HPSB) Compliance
3.2 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Shared Spaces
8.12 Occupant Satisfaction Survey
8.13 Stakeholder Collaboration Process

Commercial Site Scorecard

Community Relations
7.2 Employment Practices
7.3 Stakeholder Collaboration Process

Shared Site Amenities
8.3 Occupant Satisfaction Survey

Green Globes

New Construction
3.1 Project Management
3.1.1 Integrated Design Process (IDP)
3.1.1.4 Capital Asset Plan & Business Case Summary

Existing Buildings
4.0 Emissions, Effluents, & Pollutant Controls
4.12 Health & Safety and Management of Hazardous Products
4.12.5 Is there a Health & Safety Committee that meets regularly and carries out regular inspections of the property?

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

Appendix A: Submission Requirements
Integrated Design Review
A.3 New Construction and Modernization, Figure A-3

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Credit: Integrative Process

Residential BD+C
Credit: Integrative Process

BD+C, ID+C, O+M
Innovation
Pilot: Integrative Process for Health Promotion

O+M
Innovation
Pilot: Integrative Process

WELL v2

Community Feature
C02 Integrative Design
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, 3, & 4

Potential Exposure and Risk to Occupants

GP V. Reduce the Environmental Impact of Materials

Utilize LCA evaluation of products as a basis for product selection. Complete and utilize a Green Purchasing program.

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

9 Materials and Resources
9.4 Prescriptive Option
9.4.1 Reduced Impact Materials
9.4.1.1 Recycled Content and Salvaged Material Content
9.4.1.2 Regional Materials
9.4.1.3 Biobased Products
9.4.1.4 Multiple-Attribute Product Declaration or Certification (EPD, NSF/ANSI Standards, Product Life Cycle)
9.5 Performance Option
9.5.1 Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA)

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-6 Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials
3-6.1.1 Recycled Content
3-6.1.2 Biologically-Based Products
3-6.1.3 Other Sustainable Products
3-6.1.4 Ozone Depleting Substances
3-7 Address Climate Change Risk (risk assessment of location & mitigation plan)

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Indoor Environments
6.3 Indoor Air Quality Policy
6.4 Indoor Air Quality Testing
6.5 Indoor Air Quality Testing Results
6.6 Green Purchasing Policy
6.7 Chemical Storage Ventilation

Entrances and Ground Floor
4.8 Entryway Systems

Commercial Site Scorecard

Site Management
4.3 Green Purchasing Policy

Buildings Design
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Green Globes

New Construction
3.5 Materials & Resources
3.5.2 Interior Fit-out
Path A: Performance Path for Interior Fit-Outs
Life Cycle of Interior Fit-Out
Path B: Prescriptive Path for Interior Fit-Outs
Industry-wide and/or Product-specific EPDs
Third-party certifications based upon multiple attribute standards developed by consensus based process (i.e. NSF/ANSI standards).
Third-party certified life cycle product assessment (ISO 14040 and 14044)

Existing Buildings
6.1 Environmental Managaement System (EMS) Documentation
6.1.2 Stated goals and targets in policy?
6.1.2.4 Environmental purchasing?
6.1.2.5 Reduction in use and proper handling of hazardous products?
6.1.2.6 Training and education?
6.2 Environmental Purchasing

NOTE: As part of GBI/ANSI Revision Committee: Risk Assessment for materials is included in the draft.

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.4 Interior Performance Requirements: many specific materials requirements by building component (recycled, biobased, etc.), too numerous to list
3.5 Interior Construction and Interior Finishes Performance Attributes
5.2 Mechanical Performance Attributes
5.2.5 Ventilation: 3 tiers include low emitting materials requirements

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Materials and Resources
Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations
Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Raw Materials
Credit: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material Ingredients
Innovation
Pilot: Integrative Analysis of Building Materials
Pilot: Building Material Human Hazard & Exposure
Assessment
Pilot: Certified Multi-attribute Products and Materials
Pilot: Timber Traceability

Residential BD+C
Materials and Resources
Credit: Environmentally Preferable Materials
Innovation
Pilot: Legal Wood
Pilot: Building Material Human Hazard & Exposure Assessment
Pilot: Timber Traceability

O+M
Materials and Resources
Prerequisite: Purchasing Policy
Credit: Purchasing

WELL v2

Air Features
A13 Active VOC Control
(Optimization) - Part 1

Materials Features
X01 Fundamental Material Precautions
(Precondition) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
X08 Hazardous Material Reduction
(Optimization) - Part 1
X10 Volatile Compound Reduction
(Optimizatoin) - Parts 1, 2, & 3
X13 Enhanced Material Precaution
(Optimization) - Part 1
X14 Material Transparency
(Optimization) - Part 1

Smoking Reduction / Cessation

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Smoking Restrictions

Restrictions on smoking within buildings

ASHRAE 189.1-2017

8.3.1.7 Environmental Tobacco Smoke

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.3.4 Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.8 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces

Entrances and Ground Floor
4.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage

Indoor Environment
6.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Environment

Commercial Site Scorecards

Outdoor Spaces
3.8 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces

Buildings Designs
5.1 Tobacco- and Smoke-Free Signage
5.5 Building Operational Guidelines

Green Globes

Existing Buildings
5.6 Control of Pollutants at Source

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C, O+M
Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control

Residential BD+C Indoor Environmental Quality
Prerequisite: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control
Credit: No Environmental Tobacco Smoke

WELL v2

Air Feature
A02 Smoke-Free Environment
(Precondition) - Parts 1 & 2

Mind Feature
M13 Tobacco Prevention and Cessation
(Optimization) - Parts 1 & 2

Views of Nature

GP IV. Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality: Exterior Views

Provide access to quality exterior views

DoD UFC 1-200-02 (Dec 2016)

Chapter 2 Building Design & Construction
2-2.1.1 Integrated Planning: include how convenient access to exterior views is being considered and accommodated from the beginning of the design process.

Chapter 3 Employ Integrated Assessment, Operation, and Management Principles
3-5.4 Occupant Health and Wellness: Convenient Access to Exterior Views

Fitwel v2.1

Workplace Scorecards

Workspaces
7.2 Views of Nature

Commercial Site Scorecard

Outdoor Spaces
3.9 Street Trees

Buildings Design
5.4 Building Design Guidelines

GSA PBS-P100 (Jul 2018)

3.7 Workplace Performance Attributes
3.7.6.2 Partitions and interior walls: Tier 3: Do not block access to views
6.2 Lighting Performance Attributes
6.2.1 Lighting Quality: 3 Tiers require access to views for 50-90% of regularly occupied areas

LEED v4.1

BD+C, ID+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Quality Views
Innovation
Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment

Residential BD+C
Indoor Environmental Quality
Credit: Daylight and Quality Views
Innovation
Pilot: Designing with Nature, Biophilic Design for the Indoor Environment
Pilot: Quality Views in Nonregularly Occupied Spaces

WELL v2

Light Feature
L05 Enhance Daylight Access
(Optimization) - Part 3

Mind Feature
M02 Access to Nature
(Precondition) - Part 1