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Journal Content

最新同行评审期刊内容

The journal articles below are published online as a continuous volume and issue throughout the year. Articles are made available as soon as they are ready to ensure that there are no unnecessary delays in getting content publicly available.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 3 卷(2022 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 3 (2022) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 2 卷(2021 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 2 (2021) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 1 卷(2020 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 1 (2020) with links to the individual papers.

Latest Commentaries

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Living labs are blossoming more than ever. Their first appearances in academic literature were roughly 25 years ago. Dimitri Schuurman (Ghent University) responds to the recent Buildings & Cities special issue “Living Labs: Agents for Change” and focuses on two important drawbacks that also come with living labs booming in practice as well as in the literature.

MSc students undertaking BPE at UCL's Environmental Design & Engineering programme.

Building performance evaluation (BPE) is a process to understand how buildings perform in use and how inhabitants interact with their buildings. BPE can harness these insights to improve building design, operation and use. Paradoxically, BPE is rarely part of the curriculum for education of designers, buildings and managers. Fionn Stevenson (independent scholar) considers why BPE / post-occupancy evaluation is not being taught to architecture students in the UK and how to mainstream BPE in education and practice.