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Building Utopia What if every building performed perfectly 3 Key Documents Work Non-Domestic http://www.worldgbc.org/activities/health-wellbeing- productivity-offices/ The Virtuous Circle of Higher Quality Buildings World GBC Health

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Building Utopia

What if every building performed perfectly

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3 Key Documents

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Work Non-Domestic

  • http://www.worldgbc.org/activities/health-wellbeing-

productivity-offices/

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The Virtuous Circle of Higher Quality Buildings

This shows the importance of ongoing product and systems innovation to increase energy efficiency and improve the experience for

  • ccupiers; and the need for the real estate sector to help drive grid

decarbonisation through installation of renewables and community- scale low carbon solutions

World GBC Health and Wellbeing Productivity in Offices

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Fuel poverty also adversely affects mental

  • health. More than 1 in 4 adolescents living

in cold homes are at risk of multiple mental health problems compared to 1 in 20 adolescents who have always lived in warm housing.

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USA study by Fisk on ventilation offices quantified the benefits in offices of changing ventilation rates

  • Increase from 8 to 10l/s per person. $13bn benefit
  • Increase from 8-15l/s per person $37.5bn benefit
  • Decrease from 8-6.5l/s per person -12.1bn cost
  • Maintain 8l/s per person- add economisers when absent $32.9bn benefit

We need to agree what ‘performing perfectly’ means but clearly there are benefits to be unearthed

Can we improve and what is the value of doing so

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350

Mtonnes CO2 equiv.

Domestic Industrial Buildings Commercial Offices Communication & Transport Education Government Health Hotel and Catering Other Retail Sport and Leisure Warehouse UKGBC

Now ??

Time for a decadal review ?

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Domestic

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4th Carbon Budget 2012

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Homes as Infrastructure The idea is catching on Lobbying the G20

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Energy

Consumption by sector TWh Total 1724 TWh

UK Housing Energy Fact File

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21,200,300 dwellings in England in 2014 23.4 million homes in the uk

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£ 1100 Fuel bill Average PA £25,480 Expenditure Average PA

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Health

Housing is up there with Smoking

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£ 869,040,782 PA Mostly excess cold Not all of this is building just ~ £1 Billion And payback of the majority 7 years

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Happiness

2.9 million in fuel poverty 15000 excess winter deaths

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‘Enabling cities where human

beings live comfortable and fulfilling lives with the minimum adverse impact on our environment’

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Balanced Energy Networks

  • 1. Cold Water

Heat Network

  • 2. Heat Pumps
  • 3. Borehole

Thermal Storage

  • 4. Demand

Side Response

  • 5. Smart Hot

Water Storage

  • 6. Carbon Negative Electricity

?

Contact Professor Andy Ford, London South Bank University (andy.ford@lsbu.ac.uk)

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CIBSE A new Moto

‘Enabling cities where human beings

live comfortable and fulfilling lives with the minimum adverse impact on the environment’