Purpose This paper aims to highlight the expanding link between facility management (FM)
and building automation and control systems (BACS) through a review of literature. It …

Occupant energy-related behaviour research practices based on objective factors may not
provide helpful insights that can derive from social sciences perspectives. This study …

Occupant Behaviour (OB) has been identified as one of the most influential factors that
impact workplace space usage. In addition, it proven to be one of the key reasons for …

Sustainable energy production and consumption is essential to the realization of the United
Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Climate Agreement …

Understanding how occupants behave and interact with building systems is vital to energy
efficiency in buildings. The building occupants' behaviours are complex and influenced by …

Digitalization trends in building management increasingly emphasize the creation of Digital
Twins (DTs) for building management but often neglect how occupants interact with these …

Globally, building codes tend to focus on life safety without consideration for the continuous
use of buildings after a disaster. Post-earthquake functional recovery is an emerging …

Purpose Sustainable facilities management (SFM) research necessitates a sociotechnical
system perspective as core organizations and facilities management (FM) suppliers are …

With rapid technological evolution, Energy Management Information Systems (EMIS) have
improved energy and water consumption visibility and provided the ability to rapidly detect …

The building and construction sector consumes 36% of the global energy and produces
39% of energy-related CO2 emissions. Building energy consumption is influenced by …