From performance to people: A salutogenic approach to retrofi t assessment

Aquest article presenta una perspectiva crítica sobre la limitació dels marcs actuals de retrofit centrats en el carboni al Regne Unit, defensant la integració de factors psicosocials com a mètriques essencials per avaluar els resultats del retrofit. Basant-se en la teoria salutogènica de la promoció de la salut i adaptant la teoria de les necessitats de Maslow al context de l’habitatge, argumenta que la seguretat, la pertinença i el sentit són necessitats humanes fonamentals que l’entorn construït ha de satisfer. Posicionant la llar com una construcció social central i facilitadora de l’afrontament a llarg termini, l’article proposa un enfocament teòric i centrat en l’ésser humà per a la rehabilitació de les llars, utilitzant dades qualitatives de l’experiència viscuda d’un petit nombre d’individus que reflexionen sobre la seva percepció de les seves llars. L’enfocament prioritza les dimensions psicosocials del benestar, destacant la importància de l’avaluació a escala de barri i la comprensió dels enfocaments relacionals per a la presa de decisions. Examinant com les persones interpreten i es mouen per les seves llars, aquesta recerca busca informar el desenvolupament d’estratègies de retroadaptació més centrades en les persones, que responguin millor a les necessitats humanes, posant la salut, el benestar i l’experiència viscuda a llarg termini al centre de la presa de decisions.

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