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Sustainable resilience in property maintenance: encountering changing weather conditions
Purpose : The purpose of the study is to develop a methodological approach for project management to integrate sustainability and resilience planning in property maintenance as an incremental strategy for upgrading existing properties to meet new standards for sustainable and climate resilient buildings. Background : Current maintenance practice is focused on the technical standard of buildings, with little consideration of sustainability and resilience. There is a need to develop tools for incorporating sustainable resilience into maintenance planning. Approach : The study is primarily theoretical, developing the concept of sustainable resilience for changing weather conditions Results : The paper suggests a decision support methodology that quantifies sustainable resilience for the analytical stages of property maintenance planning. Practical Implications : The methodology is generic and expected users are FM organisations with responsibility of property maintenance, and consultants offering property management planning as a service. Research limitations : The methodology is conceptual and has not been tested. However the concept is to be further developed in dialogue between the authors, the Danish local authority Gentofte Properties and other potential users. Originality/value : The paper suggests a new methodology to explicitly integrate sustainability and resilience planning in property maintenance planning.
Sustainable resilience in property maintenance: encountering changing weather conditions
Purpose : The purpose of the study is to develop a methodological approach for project management to integrate sustainability and resilience planning in property maintenance as an incremental strategy for upgrading existing properties to meet new standards for sustainable and climate resilient buildings. Background : Current maintenance practice is focused on the technical standard of buildings, with little consideration of sustainability and resilience. There is a need to develop tools for incorporating sustainable resilience into maintenance planning. Approach : The study is primarily theoretical, developing the concept of sustainable resilience for changing weather conditions Results : The paper suggests a decision support methodology that quantifies sustainable resilience for the analytical stages of property maintenance planning. Practical Implications : The methodology is generic and expected users are FM organisations with responsibility of property maintenance, and consultants offering property management planning as a service. Research limitations : The methodology is conceptual and has not been tested. However the concept is to be further developed in dialogue between the authors, the Danish local authority Gentofte Properties and other potential users. Originality/value : The paper suggests a new methodology to explicitly integrate sustainability and resilience planning in property maintenance planning.
Sustainable resilience in property maintenance: encountering changing weather conditions
Cox, Rimante Andrasiunaite (author) / Nielsen, Susanne Balslev (author) / Jensen, Per Anker
2014-01-01
Cox , R A & Nielsen , S B 2014 , Sustainable resilience in property maintenance: encountering changing weather conditions . in P A Jensen (ed.) , Proceedings of CIB Facilities Management Conference 2014 . Polyteknisk Boghandel og Forlag , pp. 329-339 , CIB Facilities Management Conference 2014 , Copenhagen , Denmark , 21/05/2014 .
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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690
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