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SHAP housing performance standard

research, recommendations and tools for analysis

Axis Design Architects - April 2018

• Standards document or a framework for guiding/promoting design quality advances
• Cross Tenure approach to standards allowing for design fluidity, construction and procurement simplification

and marketing robustness.

• Outward facing to other initiatives Third Party Collaborations, JV’s, NHBC Home User Guide BRE
• Evidence based role acting as Data Hub promoting Built Case Studies and POE role
• Engaged in Wellbeing & Satisfaction research and testing of survey methods and analysis tools.
• Focus on Carrot rather than Stick

SHAP Housing Standards should aim for an evidence based, evolutionary, cross-tenure approach which augments mandatory targets and provides sound advisory guidance.

SHAP housing performance standard - research, recommendations and tools for analysis

Our research recommends the SHAP performance standard document consists of 3 different information formats: 1) a stan andar dards ds l libr brar ary of existing documentation 2) a performance stan andar dards ds m mat atrix of recommended targets 3) an eval aluat ation c char art for ongoing target analysis and development. Standards library:

• A compiled list of existing policy documents, guidance

notes and research

• Proposed as an open list on editable interface (eg.

Google document or dedicated wiki)

• Maintained by SHAP as ongoing/updated list of policy

docs and case studies in the housing field.

• Links out to latest online version of cited sources.

Standards matrix:

• Setting targets under pre-agreed topics; outlining

current minima, proposing initial targets and future stretch targets (Current minimum > SHAP 2020 > SHAP 2025?)

• Proposed as open spreadsheet for ongoing editing

and contribution by others

• Creation of working groups or topic champions for

research and workshops into each category

• ‘Wellbeing’ given role as summary/results of other

categories…

• Opportunity for recommendation of Post Occupancy

Evaluation

• Joint Ventures with other organisations in health and

wellbeing research sector?

• Publication of outcomes and case studies?
• Feedback from regional partners (eg, BMHT) on

resident surveys and varying cultural desires and needs that might influence the weighting of standards and the evolving categories

Evaluation chart:

• A comparative tool to assist in judging housing

quality between the topics and across housing projects

• The creation of a graphical evaluation chart,

summarising the recommendations in the standards matrix

• Framework for use by topic working groups

and project consultants in meetings and workshops

• The overlaying of a scoring system to simplify

and structure cross project dialogue

Future Proofing Design Challenges

Housing Quality Standards will only serve us best if they secure better Housing for Today and Tomorrow. Challenges likely to include:

• Impacts of new styles of furniture, digital/wireless technology and TV media impacts
• Planning for Teleworking lifestyles
• The future of formal dining and the nuclear family ,lounge v the family Kitchen
• The wider functions of the Bedroom as satellite living/recreational/sleeping zone even micro bedsit.
• The spare bedroom dilemma
• Outdoor Patio & Garden Room living…chic sheds
• The Amazon/home delivery culture
• Wheelie Bin streetscape!
• Dealing with the CAR

SHAP housing performance standard

research, recommendations and tools for analysis