Which of the following is NOT related to indoor air quality assessment?

The assessment of indoor air quality primarily focuses on factors that affect the health and comfort of occupants within a building. The inclusion of a Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) list is crucial, as VOCs are common pollutants in indoor air that can affect health. ASHRAE 55 provides guidelines on thermal comfort, which is also indirectly related to air quality since comfort can influence the perception of air quality. Thermal Comfort Guidelines address the conditions that provide a comfortable environment, which relates to how air quality impacts the occupants' well-being.

In contrast, building structural integrity pertains to the safety and stability of a building's physical structure and does not directly impact indoor air quality. Indoor air quality assessment is concerned mainly with pollutants, ventilation, humidity levels, and overall environmental conditions inside the building rather than the structural aspects of the building itself. This distinction is what makes building structural integrity the correct answer as it is not related to the evaluation of indoor air quality.