%T Evidence based practice for the built environment: can systematic reviews close the research-practice gap?
%A Samantha Hall
%A Philip F. Oldfield
%A Benjamin J. Mullins
%A et al.

%D 2017
%J Procedia Engineering
%K Sustainable building design and construction, %K Evidence-based practice, %K Systematic reviews, %K Research engagement

%P 912-924
%R 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.04.341
%U https://apo.org.au/node/241221
%V 180
%X A high performance building is designed and operated to minimise environmental impact whilst providing an indoor environment that maximises occupant health and comfort. The wealth of academic research into technical and non-technical solutions for high performance building continues to grow. However, industry utilisation of academic research is limited and inconsistent due to a number of factors. This situation is compounded by academics using a broad range of methodologies, which prevents a consistent and widely accepted body of knowledge being developed.
%9 Journal article