Improving building performance through better feedback: understanding the effectiveness of Post Occupancy Evaluation
通过更好的反馈提高建筑性能:了解入住后评估的有效性
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- 批准号:2863121
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Effective feedback is vital for any product to work as intended and meet the needs of the user. Unfortunately, evidence shows many buildings do not perform as intended, undermining decarbonisation efforts and leaving us with uncomfortable, unhealthy buildings. This PhD will aim to improve feedback, leading to better buildings.Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) is defined by RIBA as "the process of obtaining feedback on a building's performance in use after it has been built and occupied." POE methods include both qualitative (e.g. questionnaires, surveys, interviews and focus groups etc.) and quantitative (e.g. smart meters, temperature monitoring, ventilation measurements etc.) approaches. These aim to gain insights into building energy use, environmental performance and user satisfaction. Such feedback remains vital in delivering low-energy buildings and avoiding issues such as summertime overheating, poor indoor air quality and high energy bills.Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) and building performance evaluation programmes have provided valuable insights into the real-world performance of buildings over the last few decades. However, evidence shows both domestic and non-domestic buildings still underperform and fail to meet their design aspirations.Developments in sensing technologies, smart metering, experimental techniques, analytical methods have opened up possibilities to a wider range of measurements, with higher resolution data and less intrusive methods. Similarly, a wider toolbox of qualitative approaches have developed across POE programmes. This developing toolbox for POE practitioners should lead to more widespread and more effective POE studies. But are POE studies truly effective and informative?
有效的反馈对于任何产品按预期工作并满足用户的需求至关重要。不幸的是,有证据表明,许多建筑物并未按预期执行,破坏了脱碳的工作,并使我们拥有不舒服,不健康的建筑物。该博士学位将旨在改善反馈,从而导致更好的建筑物。POST占用评估(POE)由RIBA定义为“在建造和占用后,获得建筑物使用的效果的反馈的过程”。 POE方法包括定性(例如问卷,调查,访谈和焦点小组等)和定量(例如智能电表,温度监测,通风测量等)方法。这些旨在了解建立能源使用,环境绩效和用户满意度的见解。此类反馈对于提供低能的建筑物和避免夏季过热,室内空气质量差和高能源费用等问题仍然至关重要。在过去的几十年中,POST占领评估评估(POE)和建筑绩效评估计划为建筑物的现实绩效提供了宝贵的见解。然而,有证据表明,国内和非家庭建筑物仍然表现不佳,无法满足其设计愿望。感应技术,智能计量,实验技术,分析方法的开发为更广泛的测量范围开辟了可能性,具有更高的分辨率数据和侵入性较低的方法。同样,在POE程序中开发了定性方法的更广泛的工具箱。为POE从业者开发的工具箱应该导致更广泛,更有效的POE研究。但是,POE研究是否真的有效且内容丰富?
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