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Wellbeing an overview Lynne Ceeney Technical Director, BSRIA Making buildings better What is wellbeing? Making buildings better What is wellbeing? Making buildings better But we can extract from management theory: Making buildings

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Lynne Ceeney Technical Director, BSRIA

Wellbeing – an overview

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What is wellbeing?

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What is wellbeing?

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But we can extract from management theory:

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But we can extract from management theory:

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But we can extract from management theory:

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… note it is not enough to remove the negative Hertzberg (1964) dual factor theory: To get the best from workers

Hygiene factors: Cause dissatisfaction – need to be minimised

  • r removed

Motivation factors: Need to be added or improved to get the best from workers

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Applying this to buildings:

Wellbeing has three components:

  • Physical – the body
  • Functional – the task
  • Psychological – the mind

(After Vischer)

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  • Air quality (better control of indoor than
  • utdoor?)
  • Acoustics (still mainly hearing protection

rather than distraction or irritation?)

  • Lighting (lux levels, but not light quality?)
  • Thermal comfort (there is a minimum

working temperature but no maximum – currently…)

Physical wellbeing

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  • Air quality (better control of indoor than
  • utdoor?)
  • Acoustics (still mainly hearing protection

rather than distraction or irritation?)

  • Lighting (lux levels, but not light quality?)
  • Thermal comfort (there is a minimum

working temperature but no maximum – currently…)

We can measure and test all of this but…

Physical wellbeing

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…the industry does not always get it right!

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…the industry does not always get it right!

Architects Journal 1 Nov 2016 Evening Standard 1st Nov 2016

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…the industry does not always get it right!

Architects Journal 1 Nov 2016 Evening Standard 1st Nov 2016 Zero Carbon Hub 2014

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…the industry does not always get it right!

Architects Journal 1 Nov 2016 Evening Standard 1st Nov 2016 Zero Carbon Hub 2014

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BSRIA Soft Landings

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BSRIA Soft Landings

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BSRIA Soft Landings

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BSRIA Soft Landings

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There is no magic setting that suits everyone

People create individual controls

(although some building managers dissuade!)

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Making buildings better

There is no magic setting that suits everyone

People create individual controls

(although some building managers dissuade!)

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Making buildings better

There is no magic setting that suits everyone

People create individual controls

(although some building managers dissuade!)

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Making buildings better

There is no magic setting that suits everyone

People create individual controls

(although some building managers dissuade!)

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Making buildings better

There is no magic setting that suits everyone

People create individual controls

(although some building managers dissuade!)

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Functional wellbeing

  • Flexible….

– locations (spaces, not necessarily places) – fixtures and fittings (different people, different tasks) – ICT – work / life boundaries – “streets”, childcare in buildings, relaxation… – work times

  • Collaboration spaces
  • Fitness – “sitting is the new smoking”
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Functional wellbeing

  • Flexible….

– locations (spaces, not necessarily places) – fixtures and fittings (different people, different tasks) – ICT – work / life boundaries – “streets”, childcare in buildings, relaxation… – work times

  • Collaboration spaces
  • Fitness – “sitting is the new smoking”
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  • Health conscious – fitbits / food /

fruit.

  • Access to nature
  • Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Personal comfort
  • Playfulness
  • Collaboration and being part of a

team

Mental wellbeing

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Building regs mostly “treated as a ceiling, rather than a floor” (UKGBC). So emergence

  • f other standards:
  • US based Well Building standard
  • SHIFT for social housing
  • Home Quality Mark emerging
  • BREEAM and LEED cover component

elements

Standards for wellbeing

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Building regs mostly “treated as a ceiling, rather than a floor” (UKGBC). So emergence

  • f other standards:
  • US based Well Building standard
  • SHIFT for social housing
  • Home Quality Mark emerging
  • BREEAM and LEED cover component

elements

Standards for wellbeing

… what happens to the buildings that get left behind? Imperfect market in private housing and speculative buildings.

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New methods of procurement

  • Performance Related Contracting
  • Leasing equipment, requiring futureproofing
  • Integrated systems, operable controls

– Buying outcomes, not outputs – Requires a lot more collaboration – Needs a change of attitude – Upskilling and upwilling.

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Links to SMART cities

  • Buildings don’t stand alone
  • Wider synergy - energy and heat

storage, data, heat recovery

– District heating and energy schemes – Electric vehicles as batteries – Buildings as energy generators

  • Need to communicate with each
  • ther

– Common standards? – Central controls?

  • Information issues

– Who owns it? – Who can access it? – How secure is it? – What will people do with it?

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Links to SMART cities

  • Buildings don’t stand alone
  • Wider synergy - energy and heat

storage, data, heat recovery

– District heating and energy schemes – Electric vehicles as batteries – Buildings as energy generators

  • Need to communicate with each
  • ther

– Common standards? – Central controls?

  • Information issues

– Who owns it? – Who can access it? – How secure is it? – What will people do with it?

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Links to SMART cities

  • Buildings don’t stand alone
  • Wider synergy - energy and heat

storage, data, heat recovery

– District heating and energy schemes – Electric vehicles as batteries – Buildings as energy generators

  • Need to communicate with each
  • ther

– Common standards? – Central controls?

  • Information issues

– Who owns it? – Who can access it? – How secure is it? – What will people do with it?

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The virtuous triangle:

BSRIA’s view - The ultimate objective for built environment industry plc:

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Wellbeing Cost and resource efficiency Process

  • ptimisation

The virtuous triangle:

BSRIA’s view - The ultimate objective for built environment industry plc:

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Lynne Ceeney Technical Director, BSRIA T: +44 (0)1344 465 570 E: lynne.ceeney@bsria.co.uk

Thank you