Titlebook: Design and Management of Sustainable Built Environments; Runming Yao Book 2013 Springer-Verlag London 2013 Building Design.Construction Ma

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Building Simulation,s the simulation procedure and key concepts. Finally, the chapter closes with a insight into the future, commenting on the development of simulation capability, user interfaces, and how simulation will continue to empower building professionals as society faces new challenges in a rapidly changing l

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Occupant Behavior and Building Performance,ding performance assessment. .: on successful completion of this chapter, readers will: (1) Appreciate the need to better understand how occupants behave in buildings due to their magnitude of impact on energy use; (2) Understand the range of occupant behavior including: interactive opportunity; (3)

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Facilities Management,w facilities managers consider sustainability interventions at critical points within this layered life cycle; (4) examine how whole life building economics impinges on sustainable decision making.

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Information Management for Sustainable Building Projects,formation flows in the construction management process, (2) have a basic knowledge of BIM, (3) understand the role of technology in information transfer, (4) comprehend how integrated thinking impacts on the construction process, (5) discuss the benefits that BIM delivers in the context of sustainab

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Assessing the Built Environment,dge of how building assessment methods operate, their differing characteristics, applicability, and limitations, and (3) understand how the marketplace reacts to such measures when engaging with assessment methods

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Organizing for Sustainable Procurement: Theories, Institutions, and Practice,e procurement from rhetoric to reality include the development of suitable incentives and appropriate organizational structures.. on successful completion of this chapter, readers will be able to: (1) explain construction procurement in relation to other kinds of organizational purchasing; (2) under