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Green buildings, organizational success and occupant productivity

Heerwagen, Judith·2000·Building Research & Information

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Can ‘green’ buildings positively contribute to business performance and organizational effectiveness? Can ‘green’ buildings affect high-level organizational outcomes, such as profitability, customer satisfaction and innovation? How do the physical attributes of green buildings affect the physiological, psychological, cognitive and social functioning of building occupants at the individual level? This paper explores the wider context of sustainable design, integrating work form organizational effectiveness and human factors to suggest that ‘green’ buildings provide economic and organizational benefits for business. Les bâtiments écologiques peuvent-ils positivement contribuer à accroître les performances des entreprises et l'efficacité organisationnelle? Peuvent-ils affecter les résultats organisationnels à un très haut niveau, tels que la rentabilité, la satisfaction du client et l'innovation? Comment les attributs physiques des constructions écologiques affectent-ils le fonctionnement physiologique, psychologique, cognitif et social des occupants au niveau individuel? Le présent document analyse, dans un contexte élargi, la notion de conception durable, y compris l'efficacitéde l'organisation et les facteurs humains, afin de montrer que les constructions écologiques présentent des avantages économiques et organisationnels pour les entreprises.

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Authors
Heerwagen, J.
Venue
Building Research & Information
Published
2000-09
Volume
28
Issue
5-6
Pages
353-367
ISSN
  • 0961-3218 (ISSN-L)
  • 1466-4321
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W1991471259
Cited by
310
References
32
FWCI
2.27
Type
journal article
Language
en
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