Buildingomics - Revision history

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

		+	* Biotechnology.
	* Biotechnology: The key to zero energy buildings.		* Biotechnology: The key to zero energy buildings.
	* Carbon ratings for buildings.		* Carbon ratings for buildings.
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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Buildingomics is an approach to measuring employee performance, ~~well being~~ and productivity. The concept is associated with the green building movement in the United States.	+	Buildingomics is an approach to measuring employee performance, wellbeing and productivity. The concept is associated with the green building movement in the United States.

	= Basis for research =		= Basis for research =
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	The concept of buildingomics is built on the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This 2017 research was conducted by Dr Joseph Allen and The Healthy Buildings Team at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts.		The concept of buildingomics is built on the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This 2017 research was conducted by Dr Joseph Allen and The Healthy Buildings Team at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts.

−	The ~~basis for this research is the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This~~ study examines the impact of nine key ~~factors~~ of the built environment on building occupants~~.These factors are~~:	+	The study examines the impact that nine key aspects of the built environment have on building occupants:

−	# Ventilation	+	# Ventilation.
−	# Air quality	+	# Air quality.
−	# Thermal health	+	# Thermal health.
−	# Moisture	+	# Moisture.
−	# Dust and pests	+	# Dust and pests.
−	# Safety and security	+	# Safety and security.
−	# Water quality	+	# Water quality.
−	# Noise	+	# Noise.
−	# Lighting and views	+	# Lighting and views.

−	Additional (non-building ~~related)~~ factors of general good health, such as ~~general~~ activity levels and ~~non-~~smoking ~~practices,~~ are also ~~weighed in the research~~.	+	Additional non-building factors relating to general good health, such as activity levels and smoking are also considered.

−	= Health ~~Performance~~ Indicators =	+	= Health performance Indicators =

	The data gathered from these factors is assessed based on Health Performance Indicators, or HPIs. Health Performance Indicators take the concepts of Key Performance Indicators and apply them specifically to building performance.		The data gathered from these factors is assessed based on Health Performance Indicators, or HPIs. Health Performance Indicators take the concepts of Key Performance Indicators and apply them specifically to building performance.

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	= Basis for research =		= Basis for research =

−	The concept of buildingomics is built on the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This 2017 research was conducted by Dr. Joseph Allen and The Healthy Buildings Team at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.	+	The concept of buildingomics is built on the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This 2017 research was conducted by Dr Joseph Allen and The Healthy Buildings Team at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, Massachusetts.

−	The basis for this research is the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This study examines the impact of nine key factors in the built environment on building occupants.These factors ~~include~~:	+	The basis for this research is the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This study examines the impact of nine key factors of the built environment on building occupants.These factors are:

	# Ventilation		# Ventilation
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	# Lighting and views		# Lighting and views

−	Additional (non-building related) factors of general good health, such as general activity levels and non-smoking practices, ~~were~~ also weighed in the research.	+	Additional (non-building related) factors of general good health, such as general activity levels and non-smoking practices, are also weighed in the research.

	= Health Performance Indicators =		= Health Performance Indicators =

−	The data gathered from these factors is assessed based on Health Performance Indicators, or HPIs. ~~HPIs~~ take the ~~concept~~ of Key Performance Indicators and apply it to building performance.	+	The data gathered from these factors is assessed based on Health Performance Indicators, or HPIs. Health Performance Indicators take the concepts of Key Performance Indicators and apply them specifically to building performance.

	Buildingomics combines the results of the research on these nine key factors to optimise buildings for health in a holistic, multidisciplinary manner.		Buildingomics combines the results of the research on these nine key factors to optimise buildings for health in a holistic, multidisciplinary manner.

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	* Sustainability.		* Sustainability.
	* Wellbeing.		* Wellbeing.
		+	* WELL Building Standard.

	[[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]		[[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]

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	Buildingomics combines the results of the research on these nine key factors to optimise buildings for health in a holistic, multidisciplinary manner.		Buildingomics combines the results of the research on these nine key factors to optimise buildings for health in a holistic, multidisciplinary manner.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Biotechnology: The key to zero energy buildings.
		+	* Carbon ratings for buildings.
		+	* Do green buildings pay?
		+	* Energy certificates for buildings.
		+	* Energy targets.
		+	* Environmental - sustainable - green design.
		+	* Green building.
		+	* Green rating systems.
		+	* Sustainability.
		+	* Wellbeing.

	[[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]		[[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]

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= Introduction =

Buildingomics is an approach to measuring employee performance, well being and productivity. The concept is associated with the green building movement in the United States.

= Basis for research =

The concept of buildingomics is built on the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This 2017 research was conducted by Dr. Joseph Allen and The Healthy Buildings Team at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

The basis for this research is the COGfx Buildingomics Study. This study examines the impact of nine key factors in the built environment on building occupants.These factors include:

# Ventilation
# Air quality
# Thermal health
# Moisture
# Dust and pests
# Safety and security
# Water quality
# Noise
# Lighting and views

Additional (non-building related) factors of general good health, such as general activity levels and non-smoking practices, were also weighed in the research.

= Health Performance Indicators =

The data gathered from these factors is assessed based on Health Performance Indicators, or HPIs. HPIs take the concept of Key Performance Indicators and apply it to building performance.

Buildingomics combines the results of the research on these nine key factors to optimise buildings for health in a holistic, multidisciplinary manner.

[[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]]