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BREEAM In Use

BREEAM In Use. Summary. Why existing buildings? Basic attributes of BREEAM In Use Questions Outputs International roll out. Statistics – Carbon Dioxide Emissions UK. Transport - Construction. Agriculture. Transport - other goods. Domestic Buildings. Transport - people.

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BREEAM In Use

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  1. BREEAM In Use

  2. Summary • Why existing buildings? • Basic attributes of BREEAM In Use • Questions • Outputs • International roll out

  3. Statistics – Carbon Dioxide Emissions UK Transport - Construction Agriculture Transport - other goods Domestic Buildings Transport - people Commercial and Public Sector Buildings Other Industry Industrial buildings Construction Materials

  4. Statistics – Water Consumption Source: Office of National Statistics

  5. Statistics - Waste Source: DEFRA

  6. The Built Environment

  7. The Built Environment Source: Office of National Statistics

  8. Complexity of the Sector

  9. BasicAttributes • Quick and simple • Separate the physical characteristics from how the building is managed • Integrates Energy Performance Certificates and Display Energy Certificates • Allow assessments of portfolios and / or individual buildings • Self assessment

  10. Outputs – Certificates • Asset Rating (the building’s characteristics) • Building Management Rating (the operation of the building) • Organisational Rating (how clients are managing their activities within the building) • Declaration of Commitment demonstrating an organisations commitment

  11. Building Management • Tier 1

  12. Building Management • Tier 2

  13. Building Management • Tier 3

  14. Outputs – KPIs • Performance against each question • Performance against each issue category • Energy consumption • Water consumption • Waste arisings • Bespoke KPI reporting

  15. Outputs – Rating Boundaries • From 0% to <10% UNCLASSIFIED • From 10% to <25% • From 25% to <40% • From 40% to <55% • From 55% to <70% • From 70% to <85% • From 85% to <100%

  16. Asset Scores – across 9 buildings

  17. Building Management Scores

  18. Comparison with Global Trends

  19. BREEAM In Use • Simple, easy to use, cheap • Uses common metrics • Feedback loop • Brings together existing KPIs

  20. International Roll Out • Form a committee to help drive the development of BREEAM and BREEAM In Use International • Select countries to develop the standard • Develop list of assumptions, regulations and guidance on BREEAM In Use UK • identify equivalencies in the pilot country • influence the design and outputs of the BREEAM In-Use methodology

  21. Shopping Centre, UK • Glazed central atrium • Passive heating • Summer overheating minimised using blinds • Reduced lighting requirements • Manual lighting controls

  22. Shopping Centre, UK

  23. Clothing Store, Germany • 88% lower carbon emissions than regulatory requirements • 3 major transport nodes located within 350m • Cyclist facilities inc. showers, lockers and changing facilities

  24. Clothing Store, Germany

  25. Retail Unit, Belgium • Located on shopping plaza of 18,000m2 • 1000m2 • Single tenancy • 500m from transport links • Mechanical ventilation • Heating and cooling • Cycle storage • Storage space for recycling

  26. Retail Unit, Belgium

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