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This paper uses a real-world socio-technical building performance evaluation (BPE) approach to investigate the influence of physical factors (form, orientation) and occupant factors (number of occupants, occupancy pattern, heating schedule) on gas and electricity use (during the heating period) of four new-built modern flats located in the same housing development in Southeast England. The study is designed to provide new evidence to understand the causes of the variation in actual energy use of dwellings built to the same construction standards (building fabric thermal performance) and occupied by residents with similar economic status (high income). The four flats were designed and built to higher thermal standards: measured air permeability was 4m/hm against the permitted value of 10m/hm.

Investigating the influence of physical and occupant factors on energy and environmental performance of four identical modern flats in UK