In the Dutch construction landscape, several BREEAM-NL guidelines have been released by the DGBC. Each guideline has made an impressive transformation upon its introduction and compared to its predecessor. Let’s take a look at the most recent guidelines and see how credits can be earned:
Since the BRL 2020 was introduced, new projects that are registered must be registered with it. The 2020 BREEAM guideline in the Netherlands marks a significant step forward in sustainable construction. This guideline has introduced some notable changes from the previous 2014 version. Here is an overview of the main changes and how credits can be achieved:
In the Dutch construction landscape, the 2014 BREEAM guideline released by the DGBC has brought about an impressive transformation from its 2011 predecessor. Since the introduction of the 2020 standard, it has only been used for large-scale renovations. Let’s take a look at the core changes and see how credits can be earned:
Click here for the 2014 BREEAM guideline v2.0 New Build en Renovation
BREEAM Guideline 2018 Area is an assessment method that focuses on the sustainability of entire areas, not just individual buildings. It assesses the impact of urban developments on the environment, society and the economy. The aim is to create liveable, resilient and sustainable communities.
BREEAM Guideline V6 In-Use is designed to promote sustainable building management by assessing and improving the performance of existing buildings. It assesses various aspects, including energy use, water use, indoor environment, materials and waste management. With the recent update to BREEAM Guideline V6 In-Use, significant changes and improvements have been made to take sustainable building management to the next level. Let’s take a look at the evolution of BREEAM Directive In-Use and the changes from BRL 2016 In-Use.
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A building with BREEAM has many different benefits.