ARE_PostOccupancy Flashcards
(10 cards)
What is the purpose of post-occupancy evaluation?
To assess whether the building meets its design goals and gather feedback from users for future design improvements.
Is post-occupancy evaluation a basic or supplemental service under B101?
It is a supplemental service under B101 but a one-year review meeting with the owner is a basic service.
What is included in a post-occupancy evaluation?
Site visit, review of space usage, occupant interviews, observation of modifications, and evaluation of adequacy for intended use.
When is the one-year follow-up meeting conducted?
One year after final completion of the project.
What is the architect’s role during the one-year follow-up meeting?
Review facility operations, maintenance issues, and system performance; discuss warranties nearing expiration.
How is a post-occupancy evaluation beneficial for prototype projects?
Allows feedback from first project to inform and improve future iterations of the same design.
What are record drawings and when might they be requested?
They reflect construction changes and may be requested by the owner as a post-occupancy service.
What are examples of post-occupancy services besides evaluations?
Record drawings, facility support services, tenant-related services, and FF&E design.
What are tenant-related services?
Architectural services to complete fit-outs of commercial spaces that were initially delivered as white boxes.
Why is the one-year meeting also an opportunity for architects?
It allows for client feedback and can lead to discussions on future projects.
