4. Tools Key Performance Indicators Integration Toolkit Stakeholder interviews Observation Campaigns Study trips Events Exhibitions Online message boards DQI Client guidces Joinedupdesignforschools BREEAM CEEQUAL LEED Spaceshaper AEDET ASPECT Building for life DQI Cards Ecohomes EnergyStar SPeAR School Travel Advisers’ Toolkit Sustainable Energy by Design
5. Key Performance Indicators Integration Toolkit Stakeholder interviews Observation Campaigns Study trips Events Exhibitions Online message boards DQI Client guidces Joinedupdesignforschools BREEAM CEEQUAL LEED Spaceshaper AEDET ASPECT Building for life DQI Cards Ecohomes EnergyStar SPeAR School Travel Advisers’ Toolkit Sustainable Energy by Design Key performance indicators Integration Toolkit DQI Stakeholder interviews Observation Campaigns Study trips Events Exhibitions Online message boards Client guidance Joined up design for schools BREEAM CEEQUAL LEED Spaceshaper AEDET ASPECT Building for life Ecohomes EnergyStar SPeAR School Travel Advisers Toolkit Sustainable energy by design Safety in design
6. Process Delivery of building (KPIs) Sustainability of Process and Product (BREEAM) Product User experience of building (DQI) Tools
16. Project cycle Use Prepare Project stages: Organisational brief Building brief Design “ What do we want to achieve with this building?” “ How well does the design meet the needs and expectations we set out at briefing?” Organisational change “ “ Does the building do what we want as well as we want?” “ Does the building do what we want as well as we want?” 1 1 2 3 4 5
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Notas del editor
A plumber has tools. Some are versatile, some are specialist, some the plumber uses every day, some less often, some are intuitive, some require years to master and understand, some have remained pretty much unchanged for millennia, some are changing all the time. CDAs have tools, such as these:
A plumber has tools. Some are versatile, some are specialist, some the plumber uses every day, some less often, some are intuitive, some require years to master and understand, some have remained pretty much unchanged for millennia, some are changing all the time. CDAs have tools, such as these:
DQI is a process applied by people working together in workshops People work together in order to share experiences, debate options and make decisions. Because it is applied in groups it requires someone to drive it, from the client, we call this person the DQI leader. It also requires someone to help everyone reach their potential and get the most out of the process, we call this person the DQI leader.
S0 how does DQI work in this workshop environment? Well, any workshop has a role to fulfil – with DQI this is about establish and checking design options. By we want to give a group a topic and reach a conclusion. [click] Ideally, as project managers we’d like this process to the linear – so everyone agrees with decisions as they are made
However, this would have the effect of stifling debate. [click] What we actually want groups to do, and this is the role of facilitator, is encourage debate and ideas. [click] We call this process divergent group thinking However, at some point we need to bring this debate back, we need to reach some conclusion. [click] And this is in part where DQI helps, and the role of the facilitators comes in, it helps to maximise but then contextualise the debate. [click] We call this process convergent thinking