BREEAM Case studies
Case studies are an opportunity to showcase your flagship developments and provide recognition to the team that created them.
[edit] Case studies on the BREEAM website
Every building certified under a BRE scheme has the opportunity to create a case study at the end of the project. These are all posted on the BREEAM website, click on the image below to view.
If you would like to have a case study on the BREEAM website please email breeam@bre.co.uk
[edit] Case studies on the BREEAM Wiki
The wiki provides another great platform to showcase your BREEAM, HQM and CEEQUAL projects. Simply create a page for your case study and provide a link to it in the space below.
If you want suggestions on the type of content headings to use, you are welcome to refer to this BREEAM Case study template
[edit] BREEAM Case Studies
- British Red Cross - Design Stage BREEAM Very Good - by Encon Associates
- 100 Union Street London
- CALISIA ONE case study.
- Cheshire Oaks: Marks and Spencer
- CIBSE Case Study: Everyman Theatre Liverpool
- CIne building, Spain
- EUIPO building - case study
- Hilton Tallinn Park case study.
- HS2 and BREEAM
- Hulhumale - the city of hope
- Institute of New Energy, Wuhan
- Liverpool Cargo Building case study.
- Retrofit-led regeneration in Greater Manchester
- SIMAlab
- SMARTWaste Case Study Interview: Canary Wharf Contractors Limited
- The Porter Building
- Wellbeing and creativity in workplace design - case studies
- White Collar Factory
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