Key Elements Performance-Based Building Design on Construction Project Indonesia

Providing a high-performance building is inseparable from its complex process during the design phase. For the design process to achieve better performance, it is important to establish a strategy for managing participants and designing objects. Performance-based building design (PBBD) is a design concept where a designer has the same perception of performance goals as a result of design. This paper reports on the key elements that characterize performance-based building design. A literature review was used to find key elements of PBBD. A survey questionnaire is used as a data collection method to empirically confirm the findings of the literature review. The quantitative method through descriptive mean and standard deviation is used for data analysis. The result of the study found eleven key elements in the design performance process. The most important elements are participant satisfaction, communication of quality, and client involvement. The results of this study are expected to be a basis related to how the PBBD is implemented so that the design results can be by the planned expectations and objectives.