This report brings together findings from four research reports concerned with how we can go beyond the current New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) to construct better-performing dwellings.Residential buildings in New...
This report looks at the procurement processes and relationship that community housing providers have with the building industry.It presents an analysis of in-depth interviews with 17 community housing providers who...
This report provides an integrated analysis of data arising from a BRANZ Levy-funded research project into universal design housing. The three data sets are:33 interviews with householders who were living...
There has been a dramatic increase in the use of heat pumps over the last 15 years. This study examined a random sample of 160 households in New Zealand with...
Understanding how energy and water resources are used in non-residential buildings is key to improving the energy and water efficiency of New Zealand’s building stock. More-efficient buildings will help reduce...
Understanding how energy and water resources are used in non-residential buildings is key to improving the energy and water efficiency of New Zealand’s building stock. More-efficient buildings will help reduce...
Understanding how energy and water resources are used in non-residential buildings is key to improving the energy and water efficiency of New Zealand’s building stock. More-efficient buildings will help reduce...
This report presents Building Energy End-use Study (BEES) data arising from further surveys of property managers, building owners and building owner-occupiers respectively. It considers the extent to which these stakeholders...
This report presents a summary of the Building Energy End-use Study (BEES) data collected in a phone survey of 791 premises, which was collected as part of the high-level survey....
This report presents data and analysis drawn from the Building Energy End-use Study (BEES) high-level survey and targeted interviews carried out during the 4th year of this 6-year study. This...
