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BREEAM 6 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW
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1. What exactly is BREEAM?
First and probably most important, BREEAM is an
abbreviation for Building Research Establishment
Environmental Assessment Method. Put simply,
BREEAM is a procedure and method for analyzing
building design and construction to make sure
that environmental standards are met. Green
Buildings provides the best service of Building
Retro Commissioning for LEED BREEAM.
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2. Who makes use of BREEAM?
These standards have seen the most use in Europe,
but their application is global. From 1990 to the
present, more than 500,000 new and refurbished
building projects in more than seventy countries
worldwide have been analyzed using the BRE
standards, totaling more than 2.2 million
individual buildings.
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3. Is there a unified standard?
BREEAM is, above all, a philosophy for designing
energy-efficient, long-lasting, sustainable
architecture and assisting architects, engineers,
and contractors in meeting these goals while
remaining within budget and on time. As a
consequence, various standards are contained
within the single umbrella, ranging from New
Construction, which describes projects before the
first shovel of dirt is moved, to In-Use or
Refurbishment, which addresses existing
buildings. Communities are one of the standards,
and it is intended to assist city planners and
architects designing large planned communities in
making one of the most efficient and healthier
uses of a project.
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4. What exactly is a BREEAM analysis?
A BREEAM evaluator takes into account all phases
of a project, from procurement and design to
construction and ongoing operation. These phases
are then compared to a set of performance
benchmarks tailored to specific regions,
climates, and building codes, and the development
is finally rated and approved on a scale of Pass,
Good, Very Good, Excellent, and Outstanding.
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5. Is there room for innovation?
Absolutely! The primary goal is to stimulate
advancement in building techniques and design.
Architects, engineers, and contractors can
fulfill clients' demands while adhering to these
standards by letting variations from the
standards based on climate and region.
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6. What benefit does it provide?
As with LEED and other standards, ensuring that a
new or refurbished project cooperates with the
norms will result in significant long-term cost
savings with energy-efficient hardware and
systems. According to research, while
incorporating BREEAM standards into a project can
cost up to 2 more upfront, such costs are
retrieved by lower utility and energy bills
within two to five years of building operation.
Furthermore, your project will contribute to the
creation of a sustainable society for the entire
community.
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