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	* Building performance evaluation in non-domestic buildings guide – an introduction to the tests and methods in non-domestic buildings.		* Building performance evaluation in non-domestic buildings guide – an introduction to the tests and methods in non-domestic buildings.
	* Building performance metrics.		* Building performance metrics.
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	In December 2016, BSRIA published a new Building Performance Evaluation in Domestic Buildings Guide (BG64/2016).		In December 2016, BSRIA published a new Building Performance Evaluation in Domestic Buildings Guide (BG64/2016).
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	BSRIA claim the industry is still ‘missing the mark’ on developing efficient homes and other residential buildings, despite the best of intentions, with an increasing body of recent academic and industry research revealing that they do not always perform in the way that was originally intended.		BSRIA claim the industry is still ‘missing the mark’ on developing efficient homes and other residential buildings, despite the best of intentions, with an increasing body of recent academic and industry research revealing that they do not always perform in the way that was originally intended.

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−	In December 2016, BSRIA published ~~its~~ new Building Performance Evaluation in Domestic Buildings Guide (BG64/2016).	+	In December 2016, BSRIA published a new Building Performance Evaluation in Domestic Buildings Guide (BG64/2016).

−	BSRIA claim ~~that~~ the industry is still ‘missing the mark’ on developing efficient homes and other residential buildings, despite ~~genuine~~ intentions~~. Buildings~~ do not always perform in the way that was originally intended~~, according to recent academia and industry research~~.	+	BSRIA claim the industry is still ‘missing the mark’ on developing efficient homes and other residential buildings, despite the best of intentions, with an increasing body of recent academic and industry research revealing that they do not always perform in the way that was originally intended.

−	Building performance evaluation (BPE) is the process of evaluating how a building performs and can be carried out on both new and existing buildings. It attempts to identify ~~the~~ inefficiencies ~~in energy performance~~ and occupant dissatisfaction that ~~are the~~ result ~~of buildings~~ not ~~performed according to their~~ design ~~intention~~.	+	Building performance evaluation (BPE) is the process of evaluating how a building performs in use, and can be carried out on both new and existing buildings. It attempts to identify energy inefficiencies and occupant dissatisfaction that result from not performing in accordance with design intentions.

−	~~This~~ guide is intended to support the industry by explaining how to use BPE to understand how homes and other residential buildings are performing, and to investigate and address ~~these~~ issues.	+	The guide is intended to support the industry by explaining how to use BPE to understand how homes and other residential buildings are performing, and to investigate and address any issues.

−	It serves as a general introduction to BPE, explaining why it is important ~~and~~ how it can be carried out~~. It~~ is aimed at clients, designers, developers, contractors, housing associations and social landlords~~, to improve understanding about BPE and how they can benefit from it~~.	+	It serves as a general introduction to BPE, explaining why it is important, how it can be carried out, and how people can benefit from it, and is aimed at clients, designers, developers, contractors, housing associations and social landlords.

	Dr Michelle Agha-Hossein, BSRIA’s Sustainability Consultant, said:		Dr Michelle Agha-Hossein, BSRIA’s Sustainability Consultant, said:

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In December 2016, BSRIA published its new Building Performance Evaluation in Domestic Buildings Guide (BG64/2016).

BSRIA claim that the industry is still ‘missing the mark’ on developing efficient homes and other residential buildings, despite genuine intentions. Buildings do not always perform in the way that was originally intended, according to recent academia and industry research.

Building performance evaluation (BPE) is the process of evaluating how a building performs and can be carried out on both new and existing buildings. It attempts to identify the inefficiencies in energy performance and occupant dissatisfaction that are the result of buildings not performed according to their design intention.

This guide is intended to support the industry by explaining how to use BPE to understand how homes and other residential buildings are performing, and to investigate and address these issues.

It serves as a general introduction to BPE, explaining why it is important and how it can be carried out. It is aimed at clients, designers, developers, contractors, housing associations and social landlords, to improve understanding about BPE and how they can benefit from it.

Dr Michelle Agha-Hossein, BSRIA’s Sustainability Consultant, said:

“This guide explains how BPE should be carried out and what activities and methods can be used on projects to address issues related to energy efficiency and occupant comfort. If you are to deliver an efficient and healthy building, we recommend that you to get your copy.”

You can download or purchase the guide at [https://www.bsria.co.uk/information-membership/bookshop/publication/building-performance-evaluation-in-domestic-buildings-/ BSRIA Bookshop].

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
* Building performance evaluation BPE.
* Building performance evaluation in non-domestic buildings guide – an introduction to the tests and methods in non-domestic buildings.
* Building performance metrics.
* Extended aftercare.
* Handover to client.
* Lessons learned report.
* Maintenance.
* Performance in use.

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