gbi design reference guide - residential (rnc) v1.02

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FIRST EDITION| SEPTEMBER 2010 | VERSION 1.02

RESIDENTIAL NEWCONSTRUCTION(RNC)

DESIGN REFERENCE GUIDE& SUBMISSION FORMAT

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GREEN BUILDING INDEX DESIGN REFERENCE GUIDE & SUBMISSION FORMAT

3FIRST EDITION| SEPTEMBER 2010| VERSION 1.02 GREENBUILDINGINDEX SDN BHD (845666-V)

CONTENTS

COpyRIghT

INTRODuCTION

pROCEDuRES

CRITERIA ChECKLIST & SuBMISSION FORMAT

ASSESSMENT CRITERIAENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE)INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EQ)SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNING & MANAGEMENT (SM)MATERIALS & RESOURCES (MR)WATER EFFICIENCY (WE)INNOVATION (IN)

ACKNOWLEDgEMENTS

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INTRODUCTION

The purpose o the Green Building Index Design Re erence Guide is to establish a guidance documentto assist project teams in understanding the criteria or each o the main components o the GreenBuilding Index Rating Tool. The project team can use the document as a guide when submitting or theGreen Building Index as it clearly identi es examples o how and what is required or completing thesubmission. Each o the main six criterias are urther divided into the corresponding sub-sections inobtaining the necessary credit points. This guide is indicative and not an exhaustive/de nitive re erenceto the Green Building Index rating tool.

The basic ramework o this document sets out or each subsection the intent, description, requirements,approach & implementation and in some occasions calculations to achieve the credit point or each sub-section. The Green Building Index Design Re erence Guide urther becomes the base curriculum or thetraining o acilitators on the Green Building Index Rating Tools.

To attain the Green Building Index classi cation, the procedures are as ollows:

STAgE 1 AppLICATION & REgISTRATIONSTAgE 2 DESIgN ASSESSMENT (DA)STAgE 3 COMpLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)

A summary o the stages is described below:

STAgE 1 | AppLICATION & REgISTRATION

Complete and Submit application orm with Owners in ormation, project contact details, projectin ormation and any supporting documents to GreenbuildingIndex Sdn Bhd (GSB). Upon acceptance &approval o the application documentation, the registration ee will be con rmed dependent on the sizeo the project. On payment o ees, a GBI registration number will be given, and the terms and conditionsduly signed between owner and GSB. A GBI Certi er will be assigned or the duration o the project.

GBI Registration Fees can be obtained rom www.greenbuildingindex.org

gBI Terms & ConditionsAn agreement selling out the terms and conditions between Project owner and Greenbuildingindex SdnBhd to be duly signed at this stage.

STAgE 2 | DESIgN ASSESSMENT (DA)Appraisal conducted upon the submission by the Project Design team / Client (Architect/Engineer/Building Owner or Developer directly or through a GBI Facilitator) o comprehensive design and othernecessary documents or Green Building Index Assessment. A ter acceptance o registration rom GBI, theProject Design team & client should proceed to collect in ormation or each o the six criteria completingthe submittal requirements described under each detailed sub-section. It is recommended that thein ormation submitted is based on preconstruction in ormation (ie tender documentation stage) when allparameters o the design have been nalised. A Provisional Design Assessment certi cate is given at thisstage. A summary Design Assessment (DA) checklist is provided to determine target scoring.


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STAgE 3 | COMpLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)Appraisal conducted upon CPC o the project when all necessary documents are re-submitted accordingto as-built in ormation and calculations by the Project Design Team / Client (Architect/Engineer/Building

Owner or Developer directly or through a GBI Facilitator). The Completion & Veri cation Assessmentcon rms that the targeted criteria have been properly implemented and achieved, or otherwise, or theintended classi cation.

Facilitators veri y be ore submission o CPC (or CCC/OC/OP whichever is the later); on the projectclassi cation. The veri cation process involves veri ying the actual measured energy and water use,sustainable site measures, indoor com ort survey results and action plan, Building Manual and SustainableMaintenance program. CVA submission can be done upon CPC submission. A ull Certi cation is givenat this stage. A summary Completion & Veri cation Assessment (CVA) checklist is provided to determinetarget scoring.

AppEAL pROCEDuRESAppeal can be submitted (with ee paid) a ter receiving the Design Assessment result or a ter receivingthe Completion & Veri cation Assessment results.

VALIDITy OF CERTIFICATIONThe validity o the certi cation is limited or three years. This is to encourage sustainable buildingmaintenance management throughout the li e o the building.

CERTIFIERS & FACILITATORSGBI Certi ers per orm the detailed assessment and accrediting tasks o building projects submitted tothe GBI Accreditation Panel (GBIAP) or nal certi cation.

GBI Facilitators provide services to enable building projects to achieve GBI Accreditation. A GBI Facilitatoris a registered person with GSB having completed the training and examinations conducted by GSB.

gBI TERMS & CONDITIONSAn agreement setting out the terms and conditions between the Project owner and GreenbuildingIndexSdn Bhd.


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RESIDENTIAL NEWCONSTRUCTION (RNC)

pROCEDURES


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STAgE 1APPLICATION & REGISTRATION

INCOMpLETE

COMpLETE

AppLICATION

REGISTRATION

*GSB = Greenbuildingindex Sdn Bhd

Complete and submit the Application& Registration Form to GSBwith supporting documents

GSB to request or morein ormation rom Applicant

GSB processes applicationand notifes Applicant o the

Registration Fee

Applicant to make the necessaryRegistration Fee payment to GSBand submit any other additional

required in ormation

GSB registers the application andgives a GBI Registration Number to

the ApplicantGBI Agreement to be signedbetween GSB and Applicant

GSB assigns GBI Certiferat appropriate time

Is t eA licationcom lete?


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STAgE 2DESIGN ASSESSMENT (DA)


Request AdditionalDocuments rom

Applicant

Is t e DAS bmissioncom lete?

Is t e DAS bmission

Acce ted bCertifer/s?

gBIApReview

A eal bA licant?

INCOMpLETECOMpLETE

DA Assessment by Certifer/s

Issue letter o acknowledgement to

Applicant

GSB notifes Applicanto DA result

To submitappeal orm

& ees

Issue letter o success &Provisional GBI Certifcate

to success ul applicant

1st Review GBI requests In ormation rom Applicant

Applicant to resubmit DA

Additional in ormation/documents received

Certifer/s to fnalise DA

2nd Review

GSB records & publishes

in GBI Register

AppEAL NO AppEAL

NO

yES

Submit to GSB orDesign Assessment (DA)

2 Hard Copies, 3 CDROMs

Applicant to appoint their ProjectCoordinator/GBI Facilitator


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STAgE 3COMPLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)


AppEAL

NO AppEAL

GSB notifes Applicant o CVA result

Applicant to submit or Completion& Verifcation Assessment (CVA)upon completion o project

To Submit Appeal Form & Fees

Fail Request Review for a

Higher Rating

AppEAL

GBI Certifer undertakes CVA

GSB issues GBI Certifcateto Applicant

GSB records & publishesin GBI Register

A eal bA licant?


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CRITERIA ChECKLIST

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pROJECT NAME

pROJECT ADDRESS

pOSTCODE

STATE

AppLICANT

CONTACT pERSON

ARChITECT

CIVIL ENgINEER

STRuCTuRAL ENgINEER

MEChANICAL ENgINEER

ELECTRICAL ENgINEER

QuANTITy SuRVEyOR

LAND SuRVEyOR

LANDSCApE CONSuLTANT

OThER SpECIALIST CONSuLTANT(S)

MAIN CONTRACTOR

LOCAL AuThORITy

TOTAL gROSS FLOOR AREA

LAND AREA FOR LANDED pROpERTy

BuILDINg DESCRIpTION

RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (RNC)pROJECT INFORMATION


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pART ITEM MAxIMuM pOINTS

1 Energy E fciency 23

2 Indoor Environmental Quality 11

3 Sustainable Site Planning & Management 39

4 Material & Resources 9

5 Water E fciency 12

6 Innovation 6

TOTAL SCORE 100

pOINTS gBI RATINg

86+ points Platinum

76 to 85 points Gold

66 to 75 points Silver

50 to 65 points Certi ed

ASSESSMENT CRITERIAOverall pOints scOre

GREEN BUILDING INDEX CLASSIFICATION



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RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (RNC)ASSESSMENT CRITERIA SCORE SUMMARy

pART CRITERIA ITEM pOINTS SuBMITTER gBI

1

EE ENERgy EFFICIENCy

EE1 Minimum EE Per ormance 3

EE2 Renewable Energy 5

EE3 Advanced EE Per ormance based on OTTV & RTTV 10

EE4 Home O ce & Connectivity 2

EE5 Sustainable Maintenance 3

2

EQ INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QuALITy

Air Q alit , Li tin , Vis al & Aco stic Com ort

EQ1 Minimum IAQ Per ormance 2

EQ2 Daylighting 2

EQ3 Sound Insulation 2

EQ4 Good Quality Construction 1EQ5 Volatile Organic Compounds 1

EQ6 Formaldehyde Minimisation 1Verifcation

EQ7 Post Occupancy Evaluation: Veri cation 2

3

SM SuSTAINABLE SITE pLANNINg & MANAgEMENT

Site plannin & Trans ort

SM1 Site Selection 1

SM2 Public Transportation Access 12

SM3 Community Services & Connectivity 8

SM4 Open Spaces, Landscaping & Heat Island E ect 4

Site & Constr ction Mana ementSM5 Construction System & Site Management 3

SM6 Stormwater Management 3

SM7 Re-development o Existing Sites & Brown eld Sites 4

SM8 Avoiding Enviromentally Sensitive Areas 2

SM9 Building User Manual 2

4

MR MATERIALS & RESOuRCES

Re sed & Rec cled Materials

MR1 Storage & Collection o recyclables 2

MR2 Materials Reuse and Selection 2

MR3 Construction Waste Management 2S stainable Reso rces

MR4 Recycled Content Materials 1

MR5 Regional Materials 1

MR6 Sustainable Timber 1

5

WE WATER EFFICIENCy

Water harvestin & Rec clin

WE1 Rainwater Harvesting 4

WE2 Water Recycling 2Increased E fcienc

WE3 Water E cient Landscaping 2

WE4 Water E cient Fittings 4

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IN INNOVATION

IN1 Innovation in Design & Environmental Design Initiatives 5

IN2 Green Building Index Facilitator (GBIF) 1


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The Residential New Construction (RNC) Re erence Guide is ormatted in re erence to the Residential NewConstruction Tool. It is envisaged that this re erence guide is a live document that rom time to time will beupdated or the bene t o the end users.

The Re erence guide has been ormatted to orm part o the basic criteria checklist or all documentationsubmissions or both the Design Assessment (DA) and Completion & Veri cation Assessment (CVA). Theront cover sheet o the the individual criteria will be attached with the documentation drawings, projectnarratives and technical submissions. The criteria checklist will be signed by the Principal Submitting Person(in short PSP) , Submitting Person ( in short SP) or Specialist (in short S) together with the clients (inshort C) .

Enclosed the summary checklist together with the corresponding signatories required or each criteria.


pART CRITERIA ITEM REQuIRED SIgNATORIES

1

EE ENERgy EFFICIENCy

EE1 Minimum EE Per ormance PSP and C

EE2 Renewable Energy SP/S and C

EE3 Advanced EE Per ormance based on OTTV & RTTV SP/S and C

EE4 Home O ce & Connectivity SP/S and C

EE5 Sustainable Maintenance SP/S and C

2

EQ INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QuALITy

EQ1 Minimum IAQ Per ormance PCP and C

EQ2 Daylighting PSP and C

EQ3 Sound Insulation PSP/SP and C

EQ4 Good Quality Construction SP and C

EQ5 Volatile Organic Compounds PSP/SP and C

EQ6 Formaldehyde Minimisation PSP/SP and C

EQ7 Post Occupancy Com ort Survey: Veri cation S and C

3

SM SuSTAINABLE SITE pLANNINg & MANAgEMENT

SM1 Site Selection PSP and C

SM2 Public Transportation Access PSP/SP and C

SM3 Community Services & Connectivity SP and C

SM4 Open Spaces, Landscaping & Heat Island E ect PSP/SP and C

SM5 Construction System & Site Management PSP/SP and C

SM6 Stormwater Management SP and C

SM7 Re-development o Existing Sites & Brown eld Sites PSP and C

SM8 Avoiding Environmentally Sensitive Areas PSP and C

SM9 Building User Manual S and C

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PSP is de ned as Architect or Engineer (similar to the de nition in Certi cate o Completion & Compliance, CCC)SP is de ned as Engineer, Landscape Architect, Planner and Quantity Surveyor (QS).S is de ned as Specialist which includes Facilitator, Project Manager, Facilities Manager, Energy orSustainable Consultant and Commissioning Specialist.C is de ned as Client or clients assigned representative.

All submission in ormation shall be attached to the cover criteria sheet along with the signatures oreach o the criteria. The criteria checklist will be marked by the submitter and all project documentationas described under Required Submission or Design Assessment (DA) or Required Submission orCompletion & Veri cation Assessment (CVA). Please leave the GBIs column or the administration o GSB. All documents must be duly veri ed and signed as part o the procedural requirements. GSB willreturn documents that are not submitted in ull compliance or correct action.

The ollowing is the recommended ormat o all documents that will orm the Design Assessment (DA) &Completion & Veri cation Assessment (CVA) submission;

All Drawings, Plans, Sections and Elevations to be ormatted on A3 size paper, with respective scale1.or scales clearly indicated. Should drawings be too small or legibility, provide a key plan with partplans or ull clarity o building in ormation.All Perspectives to t A3 size paper.2.All Reports to be A4 ormat. Signature o Quali ed submitting pro essional should orm part o the3.submission.Clearly mark the Design Assessment Checklist or Completion & Veri cation Checklist on submission4.o documentations together with a Design Submission orm.

All submission to be saved into CDROM pd ormat. Two (2) hard copies and three (3) copies o CDROMare to be submitted to GSB.


SUBMISSION FORMAT & SIGNATURES

pART CRITERIA ITEM REQuIRED SIgNATORIES

4

MR MATERIALS & RESOuRCES

MR1 Storage & Collection o Recyclables PSP/QS and C

MR2 Materials Reuse and Selection PSP/QS and C

MR3 Construction Waste Management PSP/QS and C

MR4 Recycled Content Materials PSP/QS and C

MR5 Regional Materials PSP/QS and C

MR6 Sustainable Timber PSP/QS and C

5

WE WATER EFFICIENCy

WE1 Rainwater Harvesting PSP/SP/S and C

WE2 Water Recycling SP/S and C

WE3 Water E cient Landscaping SP and CWE4 Water E cient Fittings PSP/QS and C

6

IN INNOVATION

IN1 Innovation in Design & Environmental Design Initiatives PSP/SP/S and C

IN2 Green Building Index Accredited Facilitator S and C


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ASSESSMENT CRITERIA


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ENERGy EFFICIENCy(EE)


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INTENT

To create EE awareness, promote the use o MS 1525 and to provide a thermally com ortable environment to reduce theuse o air-conditioning in residential building, thereby reducing CO 2 emission.

DESCRIPTION

Establish minimum energy e ciency (EE) per ormance to reduce energy consumption in buildings, thus reducing CO 2 emission to the atmosphere. Meet the ollowing minimum EE requirements as stipulated in MS 1525:2007.

REQUIREMENTS

OTTV 50, RTTV 25. Submit calculations using the BEIT so tware or other GBI approved so tware/s, AND

Roo U-value 0.4 W/mK (Lightweight),U-value 0.6 W/mK (Heavyweight).

APPROACH & IMPLEMENTATION

Wall insulation can be made using autoclaved lightweight concretes, composite insulated walls, double brickwall andmany other option. Glazing should be optimally sized and the use o per ormance glazing such as low-e and/or spectrallyselective glazing is encouraged. Roo should be insulated with suitable insulation materials to prevent heat gain intooccupied spaces.

Solar shading devices that block out direct sunlight through glazing have a critical e ect on the OTTTV value o abuildings and their sizing and selection using the solar shading coe cients rom the graphs derived rom Tables 5,6 and7 o MS 1525 will greatly assist in bringing down the OTTV. Insulation in roo s is a basic requirement in order to complywith MS 1525 as the greatest amout o heat entering low rise housing is through the roo .

REQUIRED SUBMISSION FOR DESIGN ASSESSMENT (DA)

Plan and elevations marking out wall & apertures used or the calculation coloured blue and1.walls & apertures not used or calculation coloured red. Recommended scale 1: 200.

Calculations or each acing wall.2.

Description and section o wall/roo & aperture materials speci ed3.

Calculations o U-values or roo and walls.4.

Proposed Glazing speci cations on Shading Coe cient, U-value and visible light transmission.5.

For repetitive housing, OTTV o each building type o di erent orientations to be submitted6.separately.

REQUIRED SUBMISSION FOR COMPLETION & VERIFICATION ASSESSMENT (CVA)

As Built plan and elevations marking out wall & apertures used or the calculation coloured blue1. and walls & apertures not used or calculation coloured red. Recommended scale 1: 200.

Calculations or each acing wall.2.

Description o built wall & aperture materials with U-value calculation.3.

Manu acturer issued glazing speci cation on shading coe cient, U-values and Visible Light4.Transmission.

Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.5.

MINIMUM EE pERFORMANCE 3 pOINTSEE1

RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (RNC)ENERGy EFFICIENCy (EE)

SUBMITTINGpROFESSIONAL

Name DesigNatioN CompaNy sigNature

pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT


NOTE attaCh all submittals with this Cover page

SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

To promote the use o renewable energy in residential buildings or sel -supply in order to reduce environmental impactdue to emission o CO 2.

DESCRIPTION

The use o renewable energy systems is to o set energy cost and promote green energy use. Calculate the projectper ormance by expressing the energy produced by the renewable systems as a percentage o the building annualenergy use. The table below display the number o points achievable.

REQUIREMENTS

To provide renewable energy at these conditions:

(a) Low rise (3 store s and below)

1 oint : Awarded where 20% (o the total electricity consumption is generated by renewable energy) or 1 kWp (o BIPV) whichever is the lower, OR

2 oints : Awarded where 40% or 2 kWp whichever is the lower, OR



5 oints : Awarded where 100% or 5 kWp whichever is the lower.

(b) hi rise (Above 3 store s)

1 oint : Awarded where 0.5% (o the total electricity consumption is generated by renewable energy) or 5 kWp (o BIPV) whichever is the greater, OR

2 oints : Awarded where 1.0% or 10 kWp whichever is the greater, OR



5 oints : Awarded where 2.5% or 25 kWp whichever is the greater.


Assess the project or renewable energy potential including solar, wind, geothermal, low-impact hydro, biomass and othersimilar technologies. Building Integrated PhotoVoltaic (BIPV) is highly recommended be used to generate renewableelectricity in residential building in Malaysia climate. The BIPV system can be grid integrated or stand-alone systemwith battery pack to store excess energy production. Solar hot water system may also be used to generate hot water orresidential homes, the electrical energy o set by the solar hot water system will be considered as renewable energy.

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Plan and elevations marking out areas used by renewable energy equipment. Recommended1.scale 1: 200.

Technology to be used. Total areas o renewable energy equipment, total kWp and predicted2.annual generation in kWh.

Predicted total electricity consumption by the building.3.

Percentage o renewable energy over total electricity consumption.4.


As Built plan and elevations marking out area used by the renewable energy equipment.1.Recommended scale 1: 200.

Photograph o completed installation.2.

Manu acturer issued speci cation on the renewable energy equipment.3.


RENEWABLE ENERGy 5 pOINTSEE2


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pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

To encourage dual use spaces and working rom home, thereby discouraging commuting and reducing CO 2 emission.

REQUIREMENTS

Multiple use type developments, OR

High Speed Internet access available at homes > 1MB/s.


Design residential homes with spaces or home-o ce. Or provide high speed internet connection to homes.


Provide plan layout marking out spaces or home-o ce use. Recommended scale 1: 200,1. OR

Provide letter o support rom Internet Service Provider.2.

Provide wiring plan or the internet service rom outside manhole to building where the3.service is not wireless


As built Plan marking out spaces or home-o ce use. Recommended scale 1:200,1. OR

O cial documentation rom Internet Service Provider providing a minimum o 1 MB/s2. connection to the buildings.


hOME OFFICE & CONNECTIVITy 2 pOINTSEE4




pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

Ensure the buildings energy related systems will continue to per orm as intended beyond the 12 months De ects &Liability Period.

REQUIREMENTS

Two types o Building Management is provided under this criteria.

(a) B ildin s Wit Common Mana ement3 points awarded with the ollowing requirements:

Provide a designated building maintenance o ce equipped with acilities (including tools and instrumentation)and inventory storage;

Provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3 year acility maintenance and preventative maintenancebudget

(b) B ildin s Wit o t Common Mana ement

3 points awarded with the ollowing requirements:Provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3 year acility maintenance and preventative maintenancebudget


Ensure the maintenance team ully participates in the testing and commissioning stage, understand the design intent andprovide a 3 year sustainable maintenance program.


Identi y building maintenance room and acilities in the design foor plans.1.

Commitment to engage at least 50% o permanent building maintenance team be ore2.practical completion with proposed positions identi ed.

Commitment to provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3-year acility maintenance3.and preventive maintenance budget (inclusive o sta ng and outsourced contracts).


Documentary evidence o engagement o 50% o the maintenance team one to three months1.be ore practical completion who are then involved in the ull testing & commissioning o thebuilding energy related systems.

Comprehensive list o maintenance tools and instrumentation, and inventory storage items2.including photographic evidence.

Provide evidence o documented plan or at least 3-year acility maintenance and preventive3.maintenance budget or acility maintenance (inclusive o sta ng and outsourced contracts).


SUSTAINABLE MAINTENANCE 3 pOINTSEE5




pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL

QUALITy (EQ)


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INTENT

To establish minimum indoor air quality (IAQ) per ormance to enhance indoor air quality in building, thus contributing tothe com ort and well-being o the occupants.

DESCRIPTION

Ensure that adequate resh air is supplied to occupied spaces to maintain good air quality in building.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Provide the minimum requirements o ventilation rate as per local building code (1 point).2 oints : Provide natural cross-ventilation or stack ventilation or all public and circulation spaces (2 points).


Provide adequate openings as required by the local building code. Cross ventilation is obtainable by having openingin both sides o the room. Stack ventilation is obtainable by having low opening and high openings or the same space.


Description o the project ventilation design1.

Schematic to illustrate the project ventilation system design2.

Summary table to show calculations that meet the local building code.3.


As built drawings to illustrate the project ventilation system design.1.

Summary report to describe the ventilation design and how it has complied to local code2.including in ormation regarding the cross or stack ventilation design and any special conditionsthat a ected the project ventilation design.

Calculations to show that the openings provided meets the local code.3.


MINIMUM IAQ pERFORMANCE 2 pOINTSEQ1

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pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



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INTENT

To encourage provision o daylighting in buildings.

DESCRIPTION

Design and implement good level o daylight in buildings.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Demonstrate that 50% o the habitable rooms has a daylight actor in the range o 1.0 3.5% as measuredat foor level, OR

2 oints : Demonstrate that 75% o the habitable rooms has a daylight actor in the range o 1.0 3.5% as measuredat foor level.


Daylight systems or buildings include window, aade shading/light defecting devices (e.g. lightshelves), roo lights andatrium spaces. The daylight actor is the ratio o indoor light level measured on the working plane to the outdoor lightlevel during overcast conditions with no direct sun. For a daylit space, the lighting level should be airly uni orm with nogreat contrast or visual com ort.


Site plan with height o surrounding buildings indicated.1.

Plan and section indicating the daylight actor range achieved in habitable rooms.2.Summary o daylight actor targets.3.


As Built drawings and speci cations to demonstrate that the daylighting has been1.constructed according to design drawings/speci cations.

Typical foor plans with daylight actor simulation/calculation/measured results.2.

Site plan with height o existing buildings or planned buildings surrounding the building to3.be indicated.

Summary o daylight actor results.4.

Manu acturer In ormation on the daylighting system used (i applicable).5.


DAyLIGhTING 2 pOINTSEQ2




pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

To reduce noise pollution between spaces.

DESCRIPTION

Ensure that the building walls and foors system is designed with adequate noise absorption properties to maintain goodascoutical quality or the neighbourhood.

REQUIREMENTS

Ensure that the air bourne sound penetration between spaces are controlled within the ollowing criteria:

1 oint : Awarded where Inter dwelling sound penetration between dewelling units does not exceed


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INTENT

To encourage and recognise good quality constructions.

DESCRIPTION

Promote good quality constructions to reduce repetitive re-work that waste materials and renovation.

REQUIREMENTS

Subscribe to independent method to assess and evaluate quality o workmanship o building based on CIDBs CIS7:QualityAssessment System or Building Construction Work (QLASSIC). The construction o the building must achieve a minimumscore o 70%.


Re er to QLASSIC documents or details.


Letter o con rmation rom building owner to con rm participation in QLASSIC.1.

Letter o support rom Architect to con rm standards listed in QLASSIC will be applied to2.tender and contract speci cations OR Project Quality Plan or the building construction.


QLASSIC certi cation with score 70%.1.

GOOD QUALITy CONSTRUCTION 1 pOINTEQ4




pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

To minimize detrimental impact on occupant health through the use o materials with minimal volatile organic compoundand ormaldehye content.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage the use and speci cation o healthy materials and nishes which contain low volatile organic compounds andormaldehyde to ensure the well-being o occupants. This criteria recognises projects that reduce the detrimental impacton occupant health rom nishes emitting internal air pollutants. Reduce the quantity o indoor air contaminants that areodorous, irritating and/or harm ul to the com ort and well being o installers and occupants. Volatile Organic Compound(VOC) contents to comply with requirements speci ed in international labelling schemes recognised by GBI.

REQUIREMENTS

0.5 oint is awarded or each o the ollowing up to a maximum o 1 point:Use low VOC paint and coating throughout the building, OR

Use low VOC carpet or fooring throughout the building.

Use low VOC adhesive and sealant or no adhesive or sealant used.


The credit requirements should be clearly stated in project speci catiosn. Indicate what must be provided, e.g. cut-sheets, material sa ety data sheets, certi cates and test reports. Submittal o the compliance documentation should bea pre-requisite or product approval.


Summary, plans and report outlining the speci ed location and areas o low VOC materials.1.

Table o low VOC materials used or each o the sur aces o each space in the building.2.Schedule o nishes clearly listing low VOC materials or each room/space is acceptable.

Manu acturers in ormation and green building certi cate or the speci ed materials.3.


As Built drawings or as built speci cations con rming that the building has been constructed1.using low VOC materials in accordance with the design stage drawings/speci cations.

List o products installed that meet the credit requirements.2.

Manu acturer in ormation including data sheets, certi cates, test reports etc to demonstrate3.credit compliance.


VOLATILE ORGANIC COMpOUNDS 1 pOINTEQ5




pROJECT NAME Date

CLIENT



SUBMITTER GBI

SUBMITTER GBI


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INTENT

To reduce the exposure o occupants to ormaldehyde and promote good indoor air quality in the living space.

DESCRIPTION

Products with no added urea ormaldehyde are to be used.

REQUIREMENTS

0.5 oint is awarded or each o the ollowing up to a maximum o 1 point:

Composite wood and agri ber products de ned as: particleboard, medium density berboard (MDF), plywood,

wheatboard, strawboard, panel substrates and door cores, OR Laminating adhesives used to abricate on-site and shop-applied composite wood and agri ber assemblies, OR Insulation oam, OR Draperies.


Ensure that that credit requirements are clearly stated in contract tender documents. Submittal o the compliancedocumentation should be a pre-requisite or product approval.


Summary report outlining the location and strategies to be taken to meet the credit1.requirements.

A copy o the speci ed non-added urea ormaldehyde alternative to be used.2.

Manu acturers in ormation and green labelling certi cate (i applicable) or the speci ed3.materials).

Table o non- ormaldehyde materials used or each o the sur aces o each space in the4.building. Schedule o nishes clearly listing non- ormaldehyde materials or each room/space is acceptable.


As Built drawings or as built speci cations con rming that the building has been1.constructed using the alternative materials in accordance with the design stage drawings/speci cations.

Report to outline the measures undertaken to ensure that credit is met.2.

Manu acturers in ormation to veri y credit compliance (i applicable).3.


FORMALDEhyDE MINIMISATION 1 pOINTEQ6




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INTENT

To provide veri cation o the com ort o the occupants in the building.

DESCRIPTION

Conduct post occupancy com ort survey o the building occupants and to undertake measures to recti y the problemsidenti ed during the survey.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Conduct a post-occupancy com ort survey o building occupants within 12 months a ter occupancy/buildingcompletion. This survey should collect anonymous responses about thermal com ort, visual com ort and acoustic com ortin a building. It should include an assessment o overall satis action with thermal, visual and acoustic per ormance andidenti cation o thermal-related, visual-related and acoustic-related problems.

1 oint : Develop a plan or corrective action plan i the survey results indicate that more than 20% o occupants aredissatis ed with the overall com ort in the building. This plan should include measurement o relevant environmentalvariables in problem areas. The relevant environmental variables include 1) Temperature, relative humidity, air speed andmean radiant temperature, 2) Lighting level and glare problem, 3) Background noise level, 4) Odour problem, CO 2 level,

VOCs, and particulate concentration.

Should a corrective action not be required, the ull 2 oints will be awarded.


Provide a systematic process and system or occupants to provide eedback on their indoor environmental com ort.The survey should collect responses rom a signi cant and representative sample o occupants. The subjective surveyshould be accompanied with objective measurements o the relevant environmental variables. Short term monitoringor spot measurements should be done once problem areas have been identi ed through the survey. Corrective actionsshould then be undertaken to recti y the problem areas identi ed to improve the indoor environmental conditions o the occupants.


A Summary report on the post occupancy com ort survey that will be undertaken to meet1.the credit compliance, listing all areas o assessment.


Survey questionnaire to be used to collect responses rom the occupants.1.

Objective measurement plan illustrating the areas and measurements to be undertaken.2.

Analysis report o the results o the survey and measurements.3.

Corrective action plan and measures undertaken to recti y the problem.4.


pOST OCCUpANCy EVALUATION:VERIFICATION 2 pOINTSEQ7




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SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNING& MANAGEMENT (SM)


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INTENT

To avoid development o inappropriate sites and reduce the environmental impact rom the location o a building on asite. Proposed development is appropriate or the site, complies with the Local Plan or Structure Plan or the area anddoes not overburden the available in rastructure.

DESCRIPTION

Minimize inappropriate developments that do not comply with the Local Plan and/or Structure Plan or the area orexceed the available or planned in rastructure.

REQUIREMENTS

Approved Layout plan that shows compliance with the Local Plan and/or Structure Plan o the area.Support letters rom all In rastructure Providers.


Ensure the Layout plans or the project comply with the existing Structure Plan and/or Local Plan or the area whereavailable.Ensure Planned Development is supported by available or planned in rastructure including but not limited to Roads,Drains, Water supply, Sewerage Systems, Electricity Supply and Telecommunications systems.


Submit approved Layout Plan and Planning approval letter with list o conditions where1.available.

I planning approval has not been obtained, Layout Plan and Structure Plan / Local Plan o 2.the area must be submitted showing compliance.

Show through support letters or available in rastructure plans o adequate Roads, Drains,3.Water supply, Sewerage Systems, Electricity Supply and Telecommunications systems.

Recommended scale 1:5004.


Submit compliance to Planning approval portion o CCC submission to Local Authorities or1.

supporting letter rom Planning Department or the CCC.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.2.

SITE SELECTION & pLANNING 1 pOINTSM1

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INTENT

Promote the use o Public Transport or new housing projects. This is to reduce the current and uture heavy dependenceon private transport, the greatest contributor o Green House Gases (GHG).

DESCRIPTION

Reduce pollution and land development impacts rom automobile use.

REQUIREMENTS

Points are awarded according to proximity o the development to public transport hubs and quality o the accessto the transport hub. For new housing areas, the provision o transport hubs or the housing concerned with proper

shelter, amenities, shuttle acilities and parking acilities are encouraged. Points are awarded according to thesubsection categories.

Housing projects can be divided into two main categories .First category are or Housing projects located in Urbansites and the second category are or Sub-Urban and individual residential projects. GBI Public Transport Access willwork di erently or both these main categories.

Urban Housing projects would normally select SM2A & SM2B

Sub-Urban Housing projects would normally select SM2C & SM2D.

Provision allows or Single Residential projects( < 4 units) to trans er the 12 point score under Site Planning &Management into INNOVATION (IN)

For Housing Projects within Agricultural communities and Estate housing where there is NO daily commuting, thiscredit may be trans erred to the section into INNOVATION (IN)


During concept design stage, plan the building in a manner whereby easy access is available or building users tocommute using public transport. Provisions or dedicated walkways and bicycle lanes are encouraged in the approach tothe planning o the project and connections to transport hubs or stops.

In larger residential areas transport terminals or dedicated bus shuttle connections to community centres or shoppingprecincts are also encouraged.

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Photograph o each o the transport acilities clearly demarcated to the site plans to1.be submitted. Seating capacity o each o the transport acilities e.g bus stop, to beindicated.

Urban Housing can select SM2A & SM2B : Mass Transport Station / Hub distance to building2.within 1 km ( 50% o points i rom Shuttle Bus Stop )

SM2B encourages dedicated walkways or sheltered walkways with a maximum o 4 points.3.Sub- Urban Housing can select SM2C & SM2D : Dedicated Transport Terminal within the4.Residential Area with covered seating and waiting area or a minimum o 10% o the totalnumber o residential units o the designated residential area OR consideration will alsobe given or Housing projects that provide dedicated Bus shuttle services rom housingenclave to community centre or shopping precincts.

SM2C : The ull 8 point allocation is provided or projects with dedicated transport terminus5.with 10 % waiting provision. The points decreases when the distances increases .

Single residence developed < 4 units at any one time or Agricultural communities and6.Estate housing where there is NO daily commuting, the 12 points may be trans erred to thesection on INNOVATION. Additional reward points can be earned or exemplary innovationand initiatives. Innovation Criteria is a single scoring system. Each Innovation can only geta single point.


As built site plan with marked up transport hub or terminus, dedicated walkways, bicycle1.lanes or dedicated Car parking should be shown. Alternatively a plan showing thededicated shuttle bus system and stops plus report on system routing and requency canbe submitted.

Site plan with clear linkage to photographs o the transport acilities to be submitted.2.


pUBLIC TRANSpORTATION ACCESS 12 pOINTSSM2





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INTENT

To encourage close proximity o Amenities to reduce automobile use.

DESCRIPTION

Community Facilities are or the convenience o house owners. Community acilities in close proximity or within thevicinity o new housing areas reduces impact rom automobile use. Encourage the selection o sites close to the basiccommunity ameneties and the planning o new residential area to encourage the provisions o local ameneties. This isto reduce the current and uture heavy use o private transport a ter working hours, which is the greatest contributor toGHG emission.

REQUIREMENTS

Points are awarded according to proximity o the development to community amenities. For new housing areas, theprovision o basic/essential amenities and enhancements is encouraged. Points are scored according to the sub-sectioncategories.

The community services and amenities are grouped in terms o priority into three categories; SM3A, SM3B and SM3C.Scoring or each category is independent rom one another. A total maximum score o 8 points can be obtained or thissection. The project team is to select the most appropriate category. All amenities described under each category mustall within the speci ed distance to quali y or the points.

4 points : SM3A - BASIC AMENITIESBasic Amenities as listed below are provided or are available within 750m o the residential units (1 point per item orequivalent up to maximum o 4 points. Less 1 point i more than 750m away):

1. Grocery Store or Mini-market2. Restaurant or Co ee Shop3. Surau or Mosque4. Playground or Public Park

2 points : SM3B - OTHER AMENITIESOther Amenities as listed below are provided or are available within 750m o the residential units (0.5 point per item orequivalent up to maximum o 2 points. Less 0.5 point i more than 750m away):

1. Clinic or Medical Centre2. Police Station or Police Pondok3. School or Crche4. Bank, Post O ce or ATM

2 points : SM3C - ADDITIONAL AMENITIESAdditional Amenities as listed below are provided or are available within 750m o the residential units (0.5 point per itemor equivalent up to maximum o 2 points. Less 0.5 point i more than 750m away):

1. Library2. Community Centre or Hall3. Wet Market or Supermarket4. Barber Shop5. Laundry


This credit encourages the provision beyond the Basic amenities or services or the bene t o homeowners. Describe anyother steps taken to enhance the in rastructure and amenities.

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Site Plan showing housing or individual residential location in connection to the above1.Basic Services, Other or Additional Amenities. Indicate distances and legend o coveredwalkways, pedestrian access and other connections like link bridges and underground links.Provide legend or the Amenities to achieve the design credit.

Proximity is determined by drawing a 750 meter radius around the main development2.entrance on a site map and counting the services ound within that radius. Another radii at250 meter intervals can be shown on the map or amenities that all beyond the 750 meter

radius.Site plan with clear linkage to photographs o the amenities to be submitted.3.


As-built Site plan showing locations o all existing services, covered walkways, pedestrian1.access and other connections like link bridges, underground links.

Provide legend symbols or colours to di erentiate the types o amenities.2.


COMMUNITy SERVICES &CONNECTIVITy 8 pOINTSSM3





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INTENT

To conserve existing natural area or create larger so t landscaping area to provide habitat,promote biodiversity andreduce Heat Island E ect.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage protection or restoration o the habitat and maximise the ecological diversity by introducing native or adaptivevegetation. Maximise potential or open spaces on grade or on roo tops.

REQUIREMENTS

Maximize Open Space by providing a high ratio o open space to development ootprint to promote biodiversity &reduce Heat Island E ect:

1 oint : Provision o landscaping with indigenous plants is up to 10% o total development area1 oint : Landscaping with indigenous plants is up to 15% o total development area1 oint : Landscaping with indigenous plants is up to 20 % o total development area1 oint : Landscaping with indigenous plants is up to 25% or more o total development area


For previously developed or graded sites, during concept design, or multi buildings development, ensure that theproposed buildings are located close to one another. This enables more land to be reed up or planting. For a singlebuilding development, minimise the ootprint or plinth area or the same purpose.


Site plan showing setback dimensions, outlines o building plinth, hardscape areas.1.

Landscape plan (so tscape) showing the percentage area covered by native or adaptive2.vegetation. (Pre erred scale or drawup minimum 1:500)

Name list o plants and characteristics.3.


As-built coloured Site Plan with marked outline o building plinth, hardscape and so tscape1.areas. Indicate percentage area covered by hardscape and separately or so tscape.

Landscape as-built plans showing the percentage area covered ny native and adaptive2.vegetation.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.3.

OpEN SpACES, LANDSCApING& hEAT ISLAND EFFECT 4 pOINTSSM4




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INTENT

Construction sites are usually responsible or signi cant environmental pollution. Adoption o Industrialized BuildingSystem can reduce the amount o construction work on site.

DESCRIPTION

Encourage IBS and reduce on-site construction. Reduce material wastage and construction wastage to land ll sites.Reduce the polluting e ects o construction and rom workers during construction.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint: Reduce pollution rom construction activities by controlling pollution rom waste and rubbish rom workers.

Create and implement a Site Amenities Plan or all construction workers associated with the project.The plan shall describe the measures implemented to accomplish the ollowing objectives:

Proper accommodation or construction workers at the site or at temporary rented accommodation nearby.1.Prevent pollution o storm sewer or receiving stream by having proper septic tank.2.Prevent polluting the surrounding area rom open burning and proper disposal o domestic waste.3.Provide adequate health and hygiene acilities or workers on site.4.

1 oint : Construction with a CIDB IBS score >50%, OR 2 oints : Construction with a CIDB IBS score >70%


Ensure that a proper IBS Plan is adopted and understood by all consultants and owner early during design stage andcaptured in the tender or the works.Ensure strict implementation o the IBS Plan during construction.


Submit Proposed IBS Plan.1.

Submit the CIDB IBS report and description o adopted IBS system2.


Submit IBS report, complete with photographic evidence and site reports veri ed by1.quali ed person.

Submit CIDB IBS Certi cation and scoring summary sheet.2.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.3.

CONSTRUCTION SySTEM & SITEMANAGEMENT 3 pOINTSSM5




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INTENT

Limit disruption o natural hydrology by reducing impervious cover, increasing on-site in ltration, eliminating sources o contaminants and managing storm water runo .

DESCRIPTION

Manage sur ace water run o rom developments. Reduce the pollution and storm water loading o the river systemsrom the development. Encourage rainwater or recycling.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : Demonstrate the development complies to MASMAs minimum requirements.

2 oints : Developments that demonstrate exceeding MASMA requirements by 30%. These points are pro rated orlower value.

For either Condition, implement a storm water management plan that reduces impervious cover, promotes in ltration,and captures and treats the storm water runo rom 90% o the average annual rain all using acceptable best managementpractices (BMPs).


During concept design stage, conduct a thorough site evaluation and prepare a study to reduce the risk o watercontamination to nearby water bodies by controlling the quality and quantity o stormwater runo rom the building.

Implement a stormwater management strategy in con ormance with and satis y the objectives o MASMA.


Submit preliminary study report complying with MASMA requirements and the development1.target.

Submit report on proposed systems or method o stormwater management or the site.2.


Report, complete with photographic evidence and site reports signed o by quali ed1.person on nal stormwater design and management.

As-Built Site Plan o completed project to scale.2.


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SUBMITTER GBI


41/59



INTENT

To encourage development on Existing or Brown eld sites, reducing opening up o new Green eld sites. This includesto redevelop and rehabilitate existing environmentally contaminated or used site.

DESCRIPTION

Green eld sites are those that are not previously developed or graded and remain in a natural state. Existing developedsites are those that previously contained building, roadway, parking lot, or were graded or altered by direct humanactivity.Brown eld sites are used sites abandanod or contaminated, example Mining Pool land or Service station sites.

REQUIREMENTS

Reward rehabilitation o Brown eld site and development in existing sites.

2 oints : Re-development o exisitng sites or re urbishment o existing building.2 oints : Rehabilitation o brown eld sites.


Green eld sites are those that are not previously developed or graded and remain in a natural state. Previously developedsites are those that previously contained building, roadway, parking lot, or were graded or altered by direct humanactivity. Brown eld sites are used sites abandanod or contaminated, example Minig Pool land or service station sites.


Existing site photographs, showing existing condition o building or site. Provide copy o 1. environmental report (EIA) o site i available.

Site plan to scale with proposal and summary report on re urbishment or proposed2.rehabilitation o site.


Complete site photographs, showing rehabilitaion or re urbishment.1.

As-Built site plan to scale with completed project and summary report on re urbishment or2.proposed rehabilitation o site.


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INTENT

To avoid development o inappropriate sites and reduce the environmental impact rom the location o a buildingon a site.

REQUIREMENTS

Do not develop buildings, hardscape, roads or parking areas on portions o sites that meet any one o the ollowingcriteria:

Prime agricultural land as de ned by the Town and Country Planning ActLand that is speci cally identi ed as habitat or any species threatened or endangered listsWithin 30 meters o any wetlands as de ned by the Structure Plan o the area.

OR within setback distances rom wetlands prescribed in state or local regulations, as de ned by local or state rule orlaw, whichever is more stringent

Previously undeveloped land that is within 15 meters o a water body, de ned as seas, lakes, rivers, streams andtributaries which support or could support sh, recreation or industrial use.Land which prior to acquisition or the project was public parkland, unless land o equal or greater value as parklandis accepted in trade by the public landowner.Land which is classi ed as Class IV (steeper than 30 deg.)


During site selection process, give pre erence to sites that have low ecological value or are not environmentallysensitive.I unavoidable, locate the building in a suitable location and with a minimal ootprint so as to minimize disruptiono environmentally sensitive areas.Select sites that are stable and not prone to destructive natural events like fooding, erosion or landslides.


Survey plan and Site Plan showing ootprint o building and its setback dimensions in relationship1.to existing natural eatures such as lakes, rivers, streams, tributaries, beaches, etc.

Recommended scale 1:5002.


As built site plans showing ootprint o building and dimensions in relationship to existing1. natural eatures such as lakes, rivers, streams, tributaries, beaches, etc. Recommendedscale 1:500


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INTENT

To document Green building design eatures and strategies or user in ormation and guide to sustain per ormanceduring occupancy.

DESCRIPTION

A Building User Manual is intended to in orm occupants about the active and passive design eatures that should bemaintained throughout the li espan o the building.

REQUIREMENTS

Provide a Building User Manual which documents all the passive and active eatures that are part o the building, and

highlight all passive and active eatures that should not be downgraded.


The preparation o the Building User Manual should commence during design concept stage and continue to bedeveloped during all subsequent stages up to and including construction. Participation by all consultants and buildingowner is recommended.


Commitment to develop Building User Manual and urnish ramework o contents.1.


Building User Manual.1.


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MATERIALS AND RESOURCES(MR)


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INTENT

Provide dedicated areas and storage bins or non-hazardous materials or recycling during BOTH construction andbuilding occupancy.

DESCRIPTION

Facilitate the reduction o waste generated by construction that is hauled and disposed o in land lls and recycling a teroccupancy.

REQUIREMENTS

1 oint : During Construction, provide dedicated area/s and storage or collection o non-hazardous materials orrecycling.

1 oint : During Building Occupancy, provide permanent recycling bins. The waste that should be collected at aminimum should include alumium, paper, plastics, glass, corrugated cardboard and batteries.


During construction, designate a dedicated area where on-site sorted waste materials can be stored in separate skips orcollection to recycling acilities. This is tied in with credit MR3: Construction Waste Management.

Designate areas in the building or recycling bins to be located which is accessible and convenient or occupants torecycle their waste. It could be located in one main area or each foor as long it can be demonstrated that the recyclingacilities provided is su cient to cater to the waste volume generated by the occupants.


A copy o site plan indicating the designated area o storage and collection o construction1.

waste to be recycled.A copy o foor plan showing the planned location o the storage area or recyclables and2.its proximity to the building entrance and vehicular access point/s.

Ensure that the space provided or recyclables is in addition to the storage allocated or3.general waste.

The drawings should ensure that the vehicular access provides adequate space or4.maneouvering and su cient size or loading bays or vehicles collecting the recyclables.

A description o the labelling o recyclables should be also provided.5.


A copy o marked as-built drawing plan/s showing the location/s o the storage area1.or recyclables. The plan should indicate the proximity o the storage rom the buildingentrance and mark where vehicular access is.The drawings should ensure that the vehicular access provides adequate space or2.maneouvering and su cient size or loading bays or vehicles collecting the recyclables.

Photographs showing the location, size, the storage provision and labelliing o dedicated3.acilities.

Description o how the recyclables are to be handled.4.


STORAGE & COLLECTION OFRECyCLABLES 2 pOINTSMR1

RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION (RNC)MATERIALS AND RESOURCES (MR)



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INTENT

Encourage owners to speci y the usage o reused building materials in new buildings.

DESCRIPTION

Reuse building materials and products to reduce demand or virgin materials and reduce creation o waste. This servesto reduce environmental impact associated with extraction and processing o virgin resources. Integrate building designand its buildability with selection o reused building materials, taking into account their embodied energy, durability,carbon content and li e cycle costs.

REQUIREMENTS

0.5 oint : Where reused products/materials constitutes 1% o the projects total material cost value.Additional 0.25 oint : For every 0.5% o the projects total increase material cost value up to maximum o 2 points.


The ollowing approach can achieve this credit by using:Re sed Materials o nd on site

Fixed components such as doors, cabinetries, posts etc. that no longer serve their original unction are re urbished,reconditioned and installed or a di erent use or in a di erent location.Finish materials such as door, windows and cabinet associated hardware that are re urbished and used to its originalunction.

Re sed Materials o nd o siteUse o salvaged materials ound o site. They must be previously used or they may be relocated rom anotheracility and are to be assessed or eco pre erred content, durability, product manu acturers environmental system.

Tem orar str ct res

Temporary ormwork, raming and structures etc that can be reused many times be ore disposal (minimum 15 cycles

o usage) can also be included. I the temporary structures are not new procurement to this project and have beenused previously in other projects, state the number o uses that are remaining


List o reused or salvaged materials used in the project.1.Cost o each reused or salvaged materials either based on actual cost paid or replacement2.value o the material.Establish the estimated Total Cost o the materials in the project.3.Submit a waste management plan or the project during construction indicating clearly how4.construction waste is to be managed in order to achieve this point.


As built drawings or as built speci cations con rming that the building has been constructed1.in accordance with the design stage drawings/speci cations.List o reused or salvaged materials used in the project a ter completion and their locations2.in the building.Cost o each reused or salvaged materials either based on actual cost paid or replacement3.value o the material.Provide the Actual Total Cost o the materials in the project.4.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.5.

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INTENT

Reduce and recycle construction waste materials and divert rom disposal to land lls and incinerator.

DESCRIPTION

Develop and implement a construction waste management plan that, as a minimum identi es the materials to be divertedrom disposal regardless o whether the materials will be sorted on site or co-mingled. Quanti y by measuring total truckloads o waste sent or disposal.

REQUIREMENTS

Recycle and/or salvage at least 50% volume o non-hazardous construction debris.

Develop and implement a constuction waste management plan that, at a minimum identi es the materials to be diverted

rom disposal and whether the materials will be sorted on site or co-mingled. Quanti y by measuring total tonnage o waste or truck loads o waste disposal.1 oint : Recycle and/or salvage o non-hazardous construction debris.Addtional 0.25 oint : For every additional 5% up rom the minimum 50% recycle and/or salvaged non-hazardousconstruction debris.

I project uses high level o pre abrication with IBS score >701 oint : Every 10% increase in pre abrication up to a maximum o 2 points.


A waste management plan must be developed and types o non-hazardous construction waste identi ed. Excavated soilmust be excluded in the calculation.

Identi y construction haulers and recyclers to handle the designated construction waste and ensure that records are kept

to veri y that the materials diverted have been recycled or salvaged as intended.

Use o pre-cast reduces waste produced on site.


To calculate the percentage, convert all waste materials to either weight (tons) or volume1.(cubic meter).For comingled recycled wastes, summaries o diversion rates is required rom the recyclers.2.Provide a table with a list o diverted/recycled/land ll waste and the quantity o the diverted/3.recycled/land ll waste.A copy o the speci cation clause that requires the main/principal contractor to produce the4.required waste management plan and waste audit.


To calculate the percentage, convert all waste materials to either weight or volume.1.For comingled recycled wastes, summaries o diversion rates is required rom the recyclers.2.A copy o the construction waste management plan rom the main/principal contractor and3.a table with a list o diverted/recycled waste/land ll waste, diverted/recycled/land ll wastedestination or location and the quantity o the diverted/recycled/land ll waste.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.4.

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INTENT

Encourage designers to speci y the usage o recycled content materials in new buildings.

DESCRIPTION

Increase demand or building products that incorporate recycled content materials in their production:- (Recycled contentshall be de ned in accordance with the International Organization o Standards Document). REQUIREMENTS

0.5 oint : Where use o materials with recycled content is such that the sum o post-consumer recycled plus one-hal o the pre-consumer content constitutes > 10% (based on cost) o the total value o the materials in the project. Recycledcontent shall be de ned in accordance with the International Organisation o Standards Document.Additional 0.25 oint : For every additional 5% increase up to a maximum o 1 point.


The goal in using materials with recycled content should be established during the design phase. The project teammust identi y materials with recycled content and such availability should be coordinated by the project team with thecontractor, subcontractors and suppliers.

The amounts and values o the recycled content o the materials to the total material cost must be documented by theproject team.


List all recycled content materials and products and their costs.1.The percentage o post-consumer and/or pre-consumer recycled content must be2.established by weight.In ormation on the sources/suppliers on the materials with recycled content must be3.provided.Calculation on the recycled content value o each material must be provided.4.Calculate the total percentage (based on cost) value o the materials with recycled content5.o the estimated total value o the materials in the project.


As built drawings or as built speci cations con rming that the building has been constructed1.in accordance with the design stage drawings/speci cations.List all recycled content materials and products and their costs used in the project a ter2.completion.The percentage o post-consumer and/or pre-consumer recycled content must be3.established by weight.In ormation on the sources/suppliers on the materials with recycled content must be4.provided.Calculation on the recycled content value o each material must be provided.5.Calculate the total percentage (based on cost) value o the materials with recycled content6.o the actual total value o the materials in the project.Describe any deviations or additions to the DA submission.7.

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INTENT

Encourage sourcing o regional materials to reduce environmental impacts due to transportation.

DESCRIPTION

Use building materials and products that are extracted and manu actured within the region, thereby supporting the useo indigenous resources and reducing the environmental impacts resulting rom transportation.

REQUIREMENTS

0.5 oint : Using building materials or products that have been extracted, harvested or recovered, as well as manu actured,within 500km (radius) o the project site or a minimum 20% (based on