There is much evidence that current building industry process does not deliver the intended outcomes1. Performance gaps exist including IEQ failures which have resulted in litigation. These performance gaps and litigation are likely to increase due to the move towards more advanced buildings and systems, changes in local weather, and the increasing availability and use of post occupancy performance monitoring. While there are many initiatives aimed at improving industry process, none of these directly address the quality issues2. It is proposed that a quality systems approach similar to that of other more performance sensitive industries could provide a solution
The build quality of new UK homes is negatively affected by poor quality management practices during...
File replaced (AAM) on 15.5.23 by NK (LDS)Purpose Despite the number of quality management procedure...
The construction sector accounts for a significant portion of the total final energy use and carbon ...
There is much evidence that current building industry process does not deliver the intended outcomes...
Gaps between intended and actual performance which impact on indoor environment, energy use and carb...
Buildings regularly fail to perform at optimum levels and often do not meet design predictions. Thes...
It is clear that the current industry process needs to improve in order to routinely deliver comfort...
The intent of policy is to achieve robust comfortable low energy buildings. However there are obviou...
The energy performance gap in buildings is a well-known phenomenon. However, its actual definition a...
There is a policy-driven focus, at present, on improving the energy performance of buildings. Howeve...
SynopsisThe performance gap has been evident and well documented in the 21st century, where building...
This report, written in the context of the IEE project QUALICHeCK, summarises critical situations on...
The quality of office indoor environments is considered to consist of those factors that impact the ...
Focus on sustainable construction brings many requirements and standards to ensure energy efficiency...
Construction practice has failed to deliver buildings that consistently meet their expected thermal ...
The build quality of new UK homes is negatively affected by poor quality management practices during...
File replaced (AAM) on 15.5.23 by NK (LDS)Purpose Despite the number of quality management procedure...
The construction sector accounts for a significant portion of the total final energy use and carbon ...
There is much evidence that current building industry process does not deliver the intended outcomes...
Gaps between intended and actual performance which impact on indoor environment, energy use and carb...
Buildings regularly fail to perform at optimum levels and often do not meet design predictions. Thes...
It is clear that the current industry process needs to improve in order to routinely deliver comfort...
The intent of policy is to achieve robust comfortable low energy buildings. However there are obviou...
The energy performance gap in buildings is a well-known phenomenon. However, its actual definition a...
There is a policy-driven focus, at present, on improving the energy performance of buildings. Howeve...
SynopsisThe performance gap has been evident and well documented in the 21st century, where building...
This report, written in the context of the IEE project QUALICHeCK, summarises critical situations on...
The quality of office indoor environments is considered to consist of those factors that impact the ...
Focus on sustainable construction brings many requirements and standards to ensure energy efficiency...
Construction practice has failed to deliver buildings that consistently meet their expected thermal ...
The build quality of new UK homes is negatively affected by poor quality management practices during...
File replaced (AAM) on 15.5.23 by NK (LDS)Purpose Despite the number of quality management procedure...
The construction sector accounts for a significant portion of the total final energy use and carbon ...