A high-performance building is a complex integration of numerous components, systems, and mechanisms that must operate cohesively to meet the expected performance. Several building standards utilize a scoring system, allocating points across various categories. These categories, along with their corresponding points, are determined by the choice of components, systems, and mechanisms, as well as the management of resources or waste, coupled with certain construction methodologies. This method encompasses a wide array of beneficial components and practices, typically resulting in enhanced performance. Nevertheless, due to its directive nature (specifying actions), as opposed to being outcome-oriented, it presents challenges in precisely forecasting and realizing definite performance metrics.