About BREEAM Wiki
Welcome to the BREEAM Wiki, a centralised library of guidance and best practice created not by BRE but by users and other key stakeholders of BREEAM schemes and tools, including HQM and CEEQUAL. Anyone can contribute and the Wiki aims to:
- Disseminate best practice and lessons learnt.
- Make it very easy to share (see Engage).
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Recently added articles
- BREEAM Transport assessment and travel plan
- Specifying BREEAM in local planning guidelines
- Making BREEAM contractually enforceable
- Operational Waste
- 2018 Ecology - Top 10 tips
- BREEAM Misconceptions
- BREEAM Easy wins
- Testing and inspecting building fabric
- Basic BREEAM process
- BREEAM and RIBA stages
- BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 changes summary
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Featured articles and news
The Buildings of the Malting Industry. Book review.
Conserving places with climate resilience in mind.
Combating burnout.
The 5 elements of seiri, seiton, seiso, seiketsu and shitsuke.
Shading for housing, a design guide
A look back at embedding a new culture of shading.
The Architectural Technology Awards
The AT Awards 2025 are open for entries!
ECA Blueprint for Electrification
The 'mosaic of interconnected challenges' and how to deliver the UK’s Transition to Clean Power.
Grenfell Tower Principal Contractor Award notice
Tower repair and maintenance contractor announced as demolition contractor.
Passivhaus social homes benefit from heat pump service
Sixteen new homes designed and built to achieve Passivhaus constructed in Dumfries & Galloway.
CABE Publishes Results of 2025 Building Control Survey
Concern over lack of understanding of how roles have changed since the introduction of the BSA 2022.
British Architectural Sculpture 1851-1951
A rich heritage of decorative and figurative sculpture. Book review.
A programme to tackle the lack of diversity.
Independent Building Control review panel
Five members of the newly established, Grenfell Tower Inquiry recommended, panel appointed.
Welsh Recharging Electrical Skills Charter progresses
ECA progressing on the ‘asks’ of the Recharging Electrical Skills Charter at the Senedd in Wales.