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Research in policy and practice · No. 107 · 2024
Professor Amir’s intelligent-building research informing a Taiwan purchase-incentive study
Architecture and Building Research Institute · Ministry of the Interior · National Chengchi University
- Role
- Purchase-incentive policy research
- Host
- Architecture and Building Research Institute · Ministry of the Interior · National Chengchi University
- Publication
- Using Premium Analysis to Investigate Public Willingness and Incentives to Purchase Intelligent Buildings · GRB11363G0021
- Contribution
- Purchase-incentive policy research
- Evidence
- December 2024 · Pages 29–30 and 69 · Reference page 195
Research reaching practice
A Taiwanese government-commissioned study uses Professor Amir’s intelligent-building review in its investigation of purchasing incentives and property-price premiums.
How the research was used
The report discusses Professor Amir’s user-centred interpretation of intelligent buildings and cites the study when motivating its positive-price-premium hypothesis. The research therefore contributes to the conceptual framing of a policy-oriented analysis of why buyers might value intelligent-building features.
The documented contribution
December 2024 · Pages 29–30 and 69 · Reference page 195. The report states the research team’s views rather than the commissioning agency’s position. It does not establish an adopted incentive policy or attribute its market estimates to Professor Amir.
Research and coauthor credit
What is an intelligent building? Analysis of recent interpretations from an international perspective — Amirhosein Ghaffarianhoseini; Umberto Berardi; Husam AlWaer; Seongju Chang; Edward Halawa; Ali Ghaffarianhoseini; Derek Clements-Croome. DOI: 10.1080/00038628.2015.1079164
