BRE wellbeing research paper competition - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:03, 28 December 2020

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Editor at 12:12, 19 June 2019

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	Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.		Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.		* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.
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	* BRE articles.		* BRE articles.
	* Changing lifestyles		* Changing lifestyles
		+	* Designing for employee wellbeing.
	* Equality act.		* Equality act.
	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.		* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
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	* Wellbeing.		* Wellbeing.

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Designing Buildings at 14:59, 10 November 2016

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	* Light pollution.		* Light pollution.
	* Sustainability.		* Sustainability.
		+	* TG10 2016 At a glance, wellbeing.
	* Wellbeing.		* Wellbeing.

	[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:News]]		[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:News]]

Designing Buildings at 11:04, 8 September 2016

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	Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].		Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].

−	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on ~~[[Creating_strong_communities__measuring_social_sustainability_in_new_housing_development\|~~Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing ~~developments]]~~.	+	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities – measuring social sustainability in new housing development.

	Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.		Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.

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	Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].		Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].

−	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments.	+	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on [[Creating_strong_communities__measuring_social_sustainability_in_new_housing_development\|Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments]].

	Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.		Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.

Designing Buildings at 11:02, 8 September 2016

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−	~~[[File:Shutterstock 135294842 cropped.jpg\|RTENOTITLE]]~~	+	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[[User:BRE_Group\|BRE Group]] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.
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−	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[[User~~%3ABRE%20Group~~\|BRE Group]] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.	+

	The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings.		The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings.

	Entries included:		Entries included:
−	*Daylight benefits in healthcare buildings.
−	*Integrated modelling, simulation and visualisation (MSV) for sustainable built healing environments (BHEs).
−	*A measure of net well-being that incorporates the effect of housing environmental impacts.
−	*Well‐being and regeneration: Reflections from Carpenters Estate.
−	*Anatomy of low carbon retrofits: evidence from owner‐occupied superhomes.
−	*The impact of the design of the Psychiatric inpatient facility on perceptions of Carer wellbeing.
−	*Creating strong communities – measuring social sustainability in new housing development.
−	*The design of extra care housing for older people and its impact on wellbeing: The East Sussex perspective.
−	*The daylight factor.
−	*Ubiquitous sensors to assess people’s energy consumption and wellbeing in domestic environments.
−	*Airtightness of energy efficient buildings.
−	*Adapting 1965-1980 semi-detached dwellings in the UK to reduce summer overheating and the effect of the 2010 Building Regulations.
−	*Transitioning to eco-cities: Reducing carbon emissions while improving urban welfare.
−	*A case study of adopting BIT‐Kit: A method uncovering the impact buildings have on people.
−	*The real cost of poor housing.

−	Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people.	+	* Daylight benefits in healthcare buildings.
		+	* Integrated modelling, simulation and visualisation (MSV) for sustainable built healing environments (BHEs).
		+	* A measure of net well-being that incorporates the effect of housing environmental impacts.
		+	* [[Well-being_and_Regeneration:_Reflections_from_Carpenters_Estate\|Well-being and regeneration: Reflections from Carpenters Estate]].
		+	* [[Anatomy_of_low_carbon_retrofits:_evidence_from_owner-occupied_superhomes\|Anatomy of low carbon retrofits: evidence from owner-occupied superhomes]].
		+	* The impact of the design of the Psychiatric inpatient facility on perceptions of Carer wellbeing.
		+	* Creating strong communities – measuring social sustainability in new housing development.
		+	* The design of extra care housing for older people and its impact on wellbeing: The East Sussex perspective.
		+	* The daylight factor.
		+	* Ubiquitous sensors to assess people’s energy consumption and wellbeing in domestic environments.
		+	* Airtightness of energy efficient buildings.
		+	* Adapting 1965-1980 semi-detached dwellings in the UK to reduce summer overheating and the effect of the 2010 Building Regulations.
		+	* Transitioning to eco-cities: Reducing carbon emissions while improving urban welfare.
		+	* [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|A case study of adopting BIT-Kit: A method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].
		+	* The real cost of poor housing.
		+
		+	Winner of the best non-domestic paper category was Dr Lesley McIntyre,research assistant at Dundee University, for her [[A_case_study_of_adopting_BIT-Kit:_A_method_uncovering_the_impact_buildings_have_on_people\|case study on the Building Interactions Toolkit (BIT-Kit): a method uncovering the impact buildings have on people]].

	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments.		The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.
−	*Access consultant.
−	*Accessible London.
−	*BRE articles.
−	*Changing lifestyles
−	*Equality act.
−	*Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
−	*Inclusive design.
−	*Light pollution.
−	*Sustainability.
−	*Wellbeing.

−	[[Category:Publications_/_reports]]	+	* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.
−	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]	+	* Access consultant.
−	[[Category:News]]	+	* Accessible London.
		+	* BRE articles.
		+	* Changing lifestyles
		+	* Equality act.
		+	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
		+	* Inclusive design.
		+	* Light pollution.
		+	* Sustainability.
		+	* Wellbeing.
		+
		+	[[Category:Publications_/_reports]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:News]]

Designing Buildings at 08:58, 20 August 2015

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	*Access consultant.		*Access consultant.
	*Accessible London.		*Accessible London.
		+	*BRE articles.
	*Changing lifestyles		*Changing lifestyles
	*Equality act.		*Equality act.

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−	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[[User~~:BRE_Group~~\|BRE Group]] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.	+	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[[User%3ABRE%20Group\|BRE Group]] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.

−	The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings	+	The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings.

	Entries included:		Entries included:

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−	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[~~http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/~~User~~%3ABRE%20Group~~ BRE Group] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.	+	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[[User:BRE_Group\|BRE Group]] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.

	The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings		The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings

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−	This article provides access to entries to the [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/User%3ABRE%20Group BRE Group] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.	+	This article provides access to entries to the 2014 [http://www.bre.co.uk/news/Research-paper-competition-winners-demonstrate-link-between-built-environment-and-wellbeing-956.html research paper competition] by --[http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/w/User%3ABRE%20Group BRE Group] and UBM called to investigate the intrinsic link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.

−	The competition was held to ~~bring together and~~ showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a ~~new~~ research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the ~~impressive range of~~ entries ~~submitted by construction experts and research professionals from across the built environment~~ and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings	+	The competition was held to showcase current research and understanding of the subject, as part of a research programme delivered in partnership by BRE and publishers UBM Built Environment. A panel of independent experts reviewed the entries and selected the best papers for domestic and non-domestic buildings

	Entries included:		Entries included:
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	The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments.		The best domestic paper prize was presented to joint winners Tim Dixon, professor of sustainable futures in the built environment at the University of Reading, and Saffron Woodcraft, founding director of Social Life. Their submission covered their work on Creating strong communities: measuring social sustainability in new housing developments.

−	Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing	+	Lesley McIntyre and Tim Dixon joined BRE group research director, Deborah Pullen, at Ecobuild on 4 March 2014 and presented their papers during the Designing for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.
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−	for Wellbeing seminar in the Design theatre.	+

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	*Changing lifestyles		*Changing lifestyles
	*Equality act.		*Equality act.
−	*Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.	+	*Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
	*Inclusive design.		*Inclusive design.
	*Light pollution.		*Light pollution.