Credit-specific brief
We start with the scheme version, building type, target credit and assessor requirements. This prevents technically sound work being prepared in the wrong format or at the wrong stage.
Assessment evidence
Defined technical evidence for the appointed BREEAM assessor, with the scheme, credit and responsibilities agreed first.
BREEAM evidence is strongest when the criteria, design question, modelling method and responsibility are agreed before the work is produced.
Briary supports the energy and building-performance elements that fall within our technical services, working with the appointed BREEAM assessor and design team. We do not present this as a full BREEAM assessment or certification service. Scope can include modelling inputs, energy-performance evidence, option testing and document schedules where these are relevant to the project and accepted method.
We start with the scheme version, building type, target credit and assessor requirements. This prevents technically sound work being prepared in the wrong format or at the wrong stage.
Geometry, systems, baselines, alternatives and results are recorded so the design decision can be followed. Assumptions are not hidden inside a headline figure.
We identify which evidence Briary can provide and which items remain with the client, design team, commissioning team or licensed assessor.
A technically valid model may still miss the credit brief. Confirm the scheme version, required outputs and evidence owner with the appointed assessor before modelling begins, including any later-stage update.
Calculations, model outputs or schedules defined in the project-specific scope.
Inputs, limitations and dependencies needed for review by the assessment team.
Practical actions identified through the commissioned analysis.
Getting started
BREEAM scheme, version, building type, target credits and the appointed assessor's written requirements.
Drawings, specifications, energy strategy, models and relevant design-stage evidence.
Programme, document owners, review process and the boundary of Briary's commissioned role.
Not through this service. We provide agreed energy and building-performance evidence to support the appointed assessment team.
We can discuss likely needs, but formal evidence should follow a clear written requirement from the appointed assessor.
No. Credit decisions sit within the formal assessment process and depend on all applicable criteria and evidence.
Use the edition, jurisdiction and assessment route that apply to the project. Publication of newer guidance does not automatically change an existing project’s requirements.
Send the scheme version, target credit, assessor brief and available project information.