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and clearly define requirements for Aylesbury Theatre, and is usually created in accordance.
The resident engineer is also there to check that the contractor builds according to the drawings and specification and doesn’t cut any corners.
Quality management at practice level takes place through the quality manual, operational procedures and technical manuals. The manual is a general guide to policy, objectives, management organization and responsibilities while the procedures are a series of detailed documents relating to personnel and activities that fall within the requirements of BS En ISO 9001.
In the Environmental Legal Checklist document was used to support Aylesbury Theatre, this documentation was used to guide the engineers so that they did not break any of the UK environmental laws, for instance the Noise Act 1996, Aylesbury theatre will have to meet this act by the forms of tests and if it doesn’t meet the checklist it will be recorded in the Environmental Legal Checklist and then Whitbybird will have to make changes to Aylesbury theatre so that it meets the checklist.
These are kept under constant review. Technical Manuals provide precise guidance on design and drafting procedures and on information management.
CIBSE Guide F documentation was used to guide Whitbybird engineers on how the energy efficiency that has been undertaken compares to the benchmarks. The importance and relevance of Guide F has been given added emphasis because of the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive which came into force on 4 January 2003. This Directive will give public profile to the energy efficiency performance of buildings across the UK. It will increase knowledge of how energy efficient different buildings really are. Prospective owners and occupiers will, for the first time, be able to compare one building with another and see what could be done to bring energy efficiency performance up to the standards of the best. The Directive should help stimulate substantial increases in investments in energy efficiency measures in all buildings both commercial and domestic.

Energy Efficiency (Criteria C)
Sustainable construction involves the consideration of a number of diverse issues to enable the project design brief to be met whilst ensuring that environmental impacts are minimised and resources are used responsibly.
Energy Efficiency is taken into consideration and this is what Whitbybird considered;
Producing sustainability master plans, microclimate and massing analyses
Optimising efficiency in the use of HVAC systems and energy
Simulating day lighting, fluid dynamics and thermal performance
Carrying out renewable energy feasibility studies and GLA Toolkit studies
Formulating sustainability strategies
Evaluating environmental and economic impacts of energy systems
Designing systems using renewable energy technologies
Applying for funding and grants for renewable energy technologies
Co-operating with national/international agencies and universities on research
Providing environmental and energy efficiency certification including BREEAM,
EcoHomes and SAP/NHER
The services Whitbybird supply in the Whitbybird sustainability and renewable energy group transform design concepts into tested building solutions. Whitbybird are problem solvers that focus on wide range issues