What kind of space is classified as an Exercise Room?

The classification of an Exercise Room as a dedicated space used for physical activity, free to occupants, aligns with the purpose and function of such facilities within the Fitwel framework. This type of space is specifically designed for individuals to engage in various forms of physical exercise, promoting health and wellness among occupants.

The emphasis on being "free to occupants" is particularly significant, as it indicates that access to this room is open and available to building users without restrictions, fostering an environment conducive to regular exercise. This approach is consistent with Fitwel's objectives of enhancing physical activity and overall health among building occupants.

In contrast, spaces designated for meetings and gatherings, administrative tasks, or solely for personal training sessions do not meet the criteria for an Exercise Room, as they either do not facilitate physical activity or do so in a restricted manner that limits access to a broader audience.