Quality of use

Achieving a score of 8 in use quality is an important goal for many building owners, as it shows that the building is comfortable and user-friendly. Here are some tips for achieving a score of 8 in the use quality section of GPR.

1. Comfortable and flexible layout

It is important to make sure that the layout of the building is optimally adapted to the users’ needs. Ensure sufficient space, a logical flow and flexible spaces that can be easily adapted to changing needs.

2. Durable materials and finishes

Choose durable materials and finishes that are long-lasting and low-maintenance. Consider good insulation, high-quality finishes and materials with low environmental impact. This contributes to the building’s comfort and quality of use.

3. Sufficient daylight and good ventilation

Provide the building with sufficient daylight and ensure good ventilation. This contributes to the comfort and well-being of users. Consider energy-efficient systems such as LED lighting and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery.

4. Accessibility for all

Make the building accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Consider wide doors and corridors, sufficient lift capacity and good wheelchair access. A building that is accessible to all contributes to the positive quality of use.

5. Good acoustics and sound insulation

Good acoustics are essential for a comfortable and user-friendly building. Ensure adequate sound insulation between rooms to avoid noise pollution. Consider using sound-damping materials and techniques to achieve optimal acoustics