WELL Building Standard Quiz

What is the WELL Building Standard?

• A certification for energy efficiency in buildings

• A tool to assess health and wellbeing in building

• A system for measuring the market share of building materials

• A design guideline for outdoor spaces

Since when has the uptake of the WELL increased rapidly?

• Since 2015

• Since 2019

• Since 2020

• Since 2018

What has the building industry's recent focus shifted towards?

• Cost reduction

• Aesthetic design

• A more holistic interpretation of sustainability

• Increasing construction speed

What has boosted people's awareness on healthy building?

• Technological advancements

• Government regulations

• The pandemic crisis

• Economic growth

What does the WELL Building Standard prioritize?

• Building aesthetics

• Health and wellbeing at the centre of design and construction decisions

• The use of specific building materials

• The speed of construction

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a green building certification scheme like WELL?

• LEED

• BREEAM

• ESTIDAMA

• Green Star

What is the WELL Building Standard (WELL)?

• A) A system for measuring the environmental impact of buildings

• B) A performance-based system designed for measuring, certifying, and monitoring features of the built environment that impact human health and wellbeing

• C) A financial assessment tool for real estate properties

• D) A historical preservation standard for ancient buildings

Which organization manages and administers the WELL Building Standard?

• A) Delos Living LLC

• B) U.S. Green Building Council

• C) International WELL Building Institute (IWBI)

• D) Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI)

When was the first version of the WELL Building Standard launched to the public?

• A) 2012

• B) 2013

• C) 2014

• D) 2015

For which types of developments is the WELL Building Standard v1 optimized?

• A) Residential and Educational Buildings

• B) Commercial and Institutional Offices

• C) Industrial and Agricultural Facilities

• D) Recreational and Entertainment Centers