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WEEK 5-7
How can architects, designers, and developers assess the ongoing performance of their healthier projects? How can data on measurable effects bolster resident engagement and demonstrate relevance to staff, funders, other developers, and policy makers? Monica Nañez of First Community housing shares tips for ongoing evaluations incorporating staff and residents inputs for a greater understanding of healthier buildings.
How can architects, designers, and developers assess the ongoing performance of their healthier projects? How can data on measurable effects bolster resident engagement and demonstrate relevance to staff, funders, other developers, and policy makers? Monica Nañez of First Community housing shares tips for ongoing evaluations incorporating staff and residents inputs for a greater understanding of healthier buildings.
4_2c_5_Monica Nanez_Post Occupancy Monitoring and Engagement.mp4Key Terms
Key Terms
- Post-Occupany Surveys
- Green Science Policy Institute
- Measurable Effects
- Variables to Evaluate
- Parking Studies
- Ongoing Evaluation
Discussion Points
Discussion Points
- How can you follow up with residents or users post occupancy to gauge health outcomes?
- What benefits does this have in being able to show measurable effects?
- What variables or questions should be assessed with these evaluations?
- When should these evaluations be conducted?
- What can we learn from the stories of how people use buildings throughout occupancy?
RESOURCES
RESOURCES
Julie Hiromoto, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Julie Hiromoto, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
TAKEAWAYS
TAKEAWAYS
Healthy Materials Lab
Healthy Materials Lab
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