There is an increasing demand for insight into how a specific design or layout affects occupants, according to an article on the Construction News website.
A post-occupancy evaluation od=f a healthcare facility will show the benefits of evidence-based design.
By looking at how users interact with the built environment and considering the effects it can have on mood, productivity and general well-being, designers can create healthcare buildings that are truly beneficial for all inhabitants.
Advances in technology and monitoring equipment are improving post-occupancy evaluation (POE). Qualitative and quantitative POE methods allow us to focus on and build an accurate picture of how a space functions on a human level.
When designing to improve air quality, for instance, making the most of pre- and post-installation monitoring can clearly demonstrate the reduction of harmful compounds.
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