What does the Alternative Adherence Path (AAP) refer to?

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What does the Alternative Adherence Path (AAP) refer to?

Explanation:
The Alternative Adherence Path lets a project propose a different approach to meet the intent of a WELL feature when the exact prescriptive requirement isn’t feasible. The focus is on achieving the same health and well‑being outcomes through an alternative design, operation, or maintenance strategy, supported by evidence and justification. If approved, the project earns credit through this path and typically pays a processing fee for review. This isn’t about specific technical areas like color temperature, energy calculations, or the building envelope; it’s about demonstrating equivalence to the feature’s goals through a valid substitute.

The Alternative Adherence Path lets a project propose a different approach to meet the intent of a WELL feature when the exact prescriptive requirement isn’t feasible. The focus is on achieving the same health and well‑being outcomes through an alternative design, operation, or maintenance strategy, supported by evidence and justification. If approved, the project earns credit through this path and typically pays a processing fee for review. This isn’t about specific technical areas like color temperature, energy calculations, or the building envelope; it’s about demonstrating equivalence to the feature’s goals through a valid substitute.

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