Character Developer
StoriesFieldsHow It WorksParticipateAbout
Character Developer

What if the next hard decision your community faces started from everything you've already learned together — not from scratch?

Participate

StoriesHow It WorksParticipateAbout

Learn

How It WorksDemoCase StudiesSupport

Platform

Pathway DiscernmentStewardship ClockVoice BuildPlatform

Company

AboutCareersPartnersContact Sales

© 2026 Modern Ancients, LLC

A Modern Ancients LLC Technology, Built With The Venture Alliance.

PrivacyTermsLegalBuilt with in Richmond Virginia

Character Developer

Editorial Library
publication
Place & Design Evidence
Featured

Post-occupancy Evaluation: State-of-the-Art Analysis and State-of-the-Practice Review

Building and Environment

Peixian Li, Thomas M. Froese, Gail Brager

About this resource

Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) assesses building performance after occupation. This review synthesizes POE history, benefits, 146 projects since 2010, and 16 protocols, arguing POE should move from one-off academic studies toward continuous, owner- and occupant-oriented, industry-integrated practice.

Canonical source in our Research Library — supports Property & Place Operations and Post-occupancy intelligence. We cite the publisher/DOI directly; recommendation is independent of any commission.
View publication

Connected on Character Developer

  • View related research →

Topics

post-occupancy evaluation
building performance
occupant feedback
facilities

Related resources

Assessing Building Performance

Wolfgang F.E. Preiser & Jacqueline C. Vischer

International BPE/POE methodology across the building delivery lifecycle — strategic planning through post-occupancy evaluation.

book
place-design
Amazon eligible
See on AmazonDetails

Post-occupancy Evaluation in Architecture: Experiences and Perspectives from UK Practice

Rowena Hay, Flora Samuel, Kelly J. Watson, Simon Bradbury

Interviews with UK architects show that learning from previous projects is central to improving building performance, yet formal POE take-up remains low. Practitioners want holistic evaluation beyond energy efficiency, encompassing wider value and sustainability outcomes.

publication
place-design
View publicationDetails
← Back to Editorial Library