An Evidence Based Green Design Using Building Information Modeling.

Mukaddes Darwish, Redha Gheraba

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Abstract

Abstract: The present study focuses on the existent relationship between stress among office workers and their built environment. The primary questions of this study are: What are the indoor environmental factors leading to stress in an office? How can designers predict and prevent these environmental stressors at an early design stage using Building Information Modeling (BIM)? This research aims to further explore office workers difficulties causing stress in their physical environments hence impacting office workers’ well-being, productivity, and overall health. This research highlights problems office workers experience related to the indoor environmental components such as lighting, indoor climate controls, and the interior configuration. Using an evidence-based green design approach, this study utilizes findings from other studies and for both identifying the environmental stressors and recommendations to improve the built environment. The design recommendations are implemented i
Original languageEnglish
StatePublished - Mar 2017

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