Download the individual papers of the companion proceedings of the European Facility Management International Conference 2020 on this page.
The idea for this companion proceedings was kicked-off by the recognition of Prof. Mark Mobach and his team when they were awarded in November 2019 the ‘Delta Prize’, a leading practice-oriented research prize handed by Ingrid van Engelshoven, Minister of Education, Culture and Science, in their home country, The Netherlands.
This companion proceedings consists of 16 short papers divided into 4 themes:
– Insight to Campus Design
– Healthcare Facilities – A Patient View
– Aspects on Healthy Working and Living
– Facility Design in the Context of Society
All papers are structured in the format of extended abstracts.
New papers will be posted daily until 1 October. On this date all papers will be presented during the 4th EuroFM Stay Connected Session. More information can be found here.
Downloads:
Theme 1 – Insight to Campus Design:
Henk Brink – The Influence of Indoor Environmental Quality on Perceived Quality of Learnings in Classrooms for Higher Education
Sascha Jansz – How to Measure Campus Interactions
Johan Offringa – Living in a Pod: The Impact of Tiny Spaces on a Dutch University Campus
Theme 2 – Healthcare Facilities – A Patient View
Ria Martens – Facilities for Palliative Care: Patterns and Contracts
Saskia Mars – Clinic Redesign with the Patient in Context
Stefan Lechner – Work Processes and Building Reconstruction at Elderly Care
Berit Ann Roos – Improving the Quality of Life with Challenging Behaviour through Architecture: A Case Study at a Dutch Very-Intensive-Care Facility
Arnout Siegelaar – Controlling the Stimulation of Senses in Design for Dementia
Emma Zijlstra – The Patient Journey in a Hospital Environment
Theme 3 – Aspects on Healthy Working and Living
Willem Fust – Tool Development and Application for Vital Workspace: A Dutch Example of Facility Management Valorisation
Sjoukje van Dellen – Breastfeading Facilities: FM Can Make a Change!
Hans Netten – The Dangers of Urban Decline and the Role of Facility Management in Reducing Associated Safety and Health Risks
Jeannette Nijkamp – Enabling Older People to Live Independently: A Shared Responsibility of Citizens and Municipality
Theme 4 – Facility Design in the Context of Society
Annette van den Beemt – Tjeersdma – Professionalization of Municipal Real Estate Management: An Analysis of Dutch Literature
Rachel Kuijlenburg – Influencing Automatic Behaviours to Reduce Waste at Facility Operations
Martijn Vos – Cleaning with Services and Spaces: Effects of Seating Materials and Architectural Clutter on Perceived Cleanliness
Download the full proceedings here.
