Provide evenly distributed lighting in all outdoor areas
Rationale: Pedestrian-scale lighting designed to eliminate shadows improves ability to navigate and improves ability to see figures at night, contributing to increased perceptions of safety, reduced crime, and diminished stress levels.
For the most accurate strategy and documentation requirements, please refer to the digital scorecard made available on the Fitwel Platform.
Requirements
Demonstrate compliance with one of the options below:
Option 1 - Distributed Lighting for All Required Outdoor Areas (Full Credit):
Demonstrate compliance with all of the following requirements:
Multi-Tenant Retail
- Install exterior sourced lighting that allows for even illumination in all of the following outdoor areas on-site:
- pathways
- outdoor spaces
- bicycle paths
- outdoor parking areas
- all main building entrances
- all side building entrances
- pedestrian entrances from parking areas
- transit or shuttle stops.
- Ensure that lighting is pedestrian scale and improves visibility and improves perceptions of safety through the following:
- Minimize glare by utilizing glare-free light fixtures/luminaires on outdoor lights to improve visibility for pedestrians
- Minimize glare by ensuring outdoor light fixtures/luminaires are fully shielded such that no light emits at or above 90 degrees
- Install lighting that is specifically designed for pedestrian areas
- Ensure consistent lighting along all pedestrian paths.
Outdoor lighting that uses motion sensors are eligible to qualify for credit.
Retail
- Install exterior sourced lighting that allows for even illumination in all of the following outdoor areas on-site:
- pathways
- outdoor spaces
- bicycle paths
- outdoor parking areas
- all main building entrances
- all side building entrances
- pedestrian entrances from parking areas
- transit or shuttle stops.
- Ensure that lighting is pedestrian scale and improves visibility and improves perceptions of safety through the following:
- Minimize glare by utilizing glare-free light fixtures/luminaires on outdoor lights to improve visibility for pedestrians
- Minimize glare by ensuring outdoor light fixtures/luminaires are fully shielded such that no light emits at or above 90 degrees
- Install lighting that is specifically designed for pedestrian areas
- Ensure consistent lighting along all pedestrian paths.
Outdoor lighting that uses motion sensors are eligible to qualify for credit.
Compliance Documentation
Design Pathway
Option 1 - Distributed Lighting for All Required Outdoor Areas (Full Credit):
Multi-Tenant Retail, Retail
- Upload annotated lighting plans identifying all outdoor areas on-site.
- Check box(es) to certify that the following pedestrian safety lighting solutions will be implemented in all outdoor areas on-site (select all that apply):
- Glare-free light fixtures/luminaires on outdoor lights
- Outdoor light fixtures/luminaires are fully shielded such that no light emits at or above 90 degrees
- Lighting is specifically designed for pedestrian areas
- Motion sensors on pathway and walkway lighting.
- Upload product specification or datasheets for each unique lighting fixture that will be installed showing the pedestrian safety elements.
Built Pathway
Option 1 - Distributed Lighting for All Required Outdoor Areas (Full Credit):
Multi-Tenant Retail, Retail
- Upload annotated lighting plans identifying all outdoor areas on-site.
- Upload an annotated nighttime photograph(s) showing the lighting at each of the required locations.
- Check box(es) to certify that the following pedestrian safety lighting solutions are implemented in all outdoor areas on-site (select all that apply):
- Glare-free light fixtures/luminaires on outdoor lights
- Outdoor light fixtures/luminaires are fully shielded such that no light emits at or above 90 degrees
- Lighting is specifically designed for pedestrian areas
- Motion sensors on pathway and walkway lighting.
- Upload product specification or datasheets for each unique installed lighting fixture showing the pedestrian safety elements.
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