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GBE Health Wellbeing (Checklist) G#41832

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GBE Health Wellbeing Checklist

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0 Metadata:

  • Not a CPD file just this page
  • Check the CPD list in the right column

1 Issues:

2 Consider:

  • Substitute:
  • Value Engineer:
  • Minimise:
  • Avoid:

3 Health:

  • Environmental:
  • Wellbeing:
  • Biophilia:
  • Biodiversity:
  • Safety:
  • Precautionary principle:  

4 Resourceful:

  • Resource Efficiency Issues:
  • Waste Statistics:
  • Industry/Sector/Company Initiatives:
  • Reduce:
  • Recover:
  • Reclaim:
  • Reclaimed Materials Passport:
  • Remanufacturer:
  • Recycle:
  • Make Available for Recycling:
  • Reuse:
  • Reassembly:

5 Install/Use/Maintenance

  • Install:
  • In use Issues:
  • Maintenance:
  • Design Life:
  • Failure Modes:

6 Waste Issues:

  • Waste Categories:
  • Hazardous waste:
  • Deleterious Substances:
  • Waste management:
  • Waste statistics:
  • Waste minimisation:
  • European Waste Catalogue:
  • European Waste Catalogue: Number order:

7 End of Life Options:

  • End of First Life:
  • Deconstruction:
  • Demount ability:
  • Soft Strip:
  • Reclaim:
  • Reclaimed Materials Passport:
  • Remanufacture:
  • Recycle:
  • Make available for Reuse:
  • Reuse:
  • Reassembly:
  • Method Statement:

8 Jargon Buster:

9 Checklist:

Health and Wellbeing in Design

Fabric first approach

  • Ensure that energy required is minimised by
  • Facing sun and permitting it to enter home particularly in winter
  • Solar shading worst summer heat gains to reduce overheating
  • Building and insulating using materials with right properties to prevent overheating via opaque building fabric
  • High performance windows avoiding cold down drafts affecting feet thermal comfort

Thermal Comfort

  • Well insulated building fabric (well above national legal minimum Building Regulations)
  • Thermal mass exposed and exploitable, stores solar heat gains and returns it once sun has set
  • Fairly constant temperatures 24 hours per day
  • Airtightness means no cold leaky drafts and no heat loss spewing through gaps
  • Thermal breaks mean no internal cold spots, no condensation, no mould, no rot, no structural failure
  • No more cold feet

Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery (MVHR)

  • Provide a constant supply of fresh air with low energy consumption
  • Recover heat from extracted ‘stale’ air to warm incoming air
  • Reduce energy consumption
  • Maintain healthy indoor air quality within home

Reduced heating season

  • Typically for just a couple of months per year
  • Resilience to future increases to energy costs
  • Carbon neutral renewable heating systems

Wellbeing

Biophilic design

  • Enabling occupants to enjoy features that reflect nature in all forms
  • There are many methods to be adopted
  • Passive ventilation allowing outdoor fresh air to enter and stale air to exit building via windows and doors and vents
  • Passive ventilation allowing outdoor natural sounds to enter building via windows and doors and vents
  • Passive ventilation allowing outdoor natural smells to enter building via windows and doors and vents
  • Views out onto daylit and sun lit nature
  • Outdoor landscape planting and water attracting wildlife
  • daylight without glare
  • Good daylight and sunlight entering building without harsh sunlight glare
  • Outdoor and indoor planting to add moisture and natural smells to indoor air
  • Internal sound of trickling water (but avoiding increasing moisture content of air putting building at risk)
  • Internal finishes made of natural materials and natural finishes
  • Decoration colours that reflect nature
  • Imagery of nature and natural landscape.

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17 Images:

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18 All:

  • See also: GBE Checklists

19 HERACEY™:

  • Healthy:
  • Environmental:
  • Resourceful:
  • Appropriateness:
  • Competence:
  • Effectiveness:
  • Yardstick:

20 RIBA Stages

  • 0 Strategic Definition
  • 1 Preparation & Brief
  • 2 Concept Design
  • 3 Developed Design
  • 4 Technical Design
  • 5 Construction
  • 6 Hand over and Close out
  • 7 In use
  • 8 Repurpose
  • 9 Reclaim and Reuse

21 Information sources:

22 Slogan:

23 #Hashtag:

24 Sustainable Development Goals

  • The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity.
  • The 17 SDGs are integrated—they recognize that action in one area will affect outcomes in others, and that development must balance social, economic and environmental sustainability.
  • Countries have committed to prioritize progress for those who’re furthest behind. The SDGs are designed to end poverty, hunger, AIDS, and discrimination against women and girls.
  • The creativity, knowhow, technology and financial resources from all of society is necessary to achieve the SDGs in every context.

SDG 1 No Poverty

SDG 2 Zero Hunger

SDG 3 Good Health And Well-Being

  • See SDG 15

SDG 4 Quality Education

SDG 5 Gender Equality

SDG 6 Clean Water And Sanitation

  • See SDG 14

SDG 7 Affordable And Clean Energy

SDG 8 Decent Work And Economic Growth

SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities

SDG 11 Sustainable Cities And Communities

  • See SDG10 above

SDG 12 Responsible Consumption And Production

SDG 13 Climate Action

SDG 14 Life Below Water

  • See SDG 6

SDG 15 Life On Land

  • See SDG 3

SDG 16 Peace, Justice And Strong Institutions

SDG 17 Partnerships For The Goals

25 Value for Money

Violet Prices

Green Prices

Cost planning

Elemental rates

Trade rates

Cost cutting

Value Engineering

Multi functional

Performance Gap

Pay back periods

Carbon back periods

© GBE GBC GRC GIC GGC GBL NGS ASWS Brian Murphy aka BrianSpecMan ******
7th May 2024

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17 Images:

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HHP Hockerton Housing Project Inside Indoor Out door Sun Space showing shading and exposed thermal mass, windows to warm cave

Brighton Diggers Site Walter Segal Self Build Method House and Gabrielle self-builder

Construction Resources Showroom Sample wall to help choose and specify

Construction Resources Showroom Display of Rammed earth with artistic intervention

Building Research Establishment Integer House Sun Space gable vents

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© GBE GBC GRC GIC GGC GBL NGS ASWS Brian Murphy aka BrianSpecMan ******
7th May 2024

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7th May 2024

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