03 gbi assessment method for construction (ir looi hip peu)

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CONTENT 2

1 The Construction Process

4 Check List Templates

3 Affordable Green Builing

2 The GBI Rating Tool

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THE C ONSTRUCTION P ROCEDURE 4

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Client / Design Team Construction Team Authorities


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THE C ONSTRUCTION F LOW P ROCESS 5

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THE C ONSTRUCTION P ROCEDURE 6

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Public Interest

Clients Interest

Code of Conduct

Expert Knowledge

4 U n i v e r s a l C o n c e p t s o fP r o f e s s i o n a l i s m


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THE P ROFESSIONAL IN C ONSTRUCTION 7

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THE P ROFESSIONAL IN C ONSTRUCTION 8

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THE B UILDING IMPACT ON THE E NVIRONMENT 10



THE LIFE C YCLE 11



T YPICAL LCA B OUNDARIES FOR UPVC PIPES 12




Energywaste

Water

Sewage
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The Building sector consumes approx 10% -15% of total energynationally.

Approx10%-15%BuildingSector


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GBI A SSESSMENT TOOLS 18

1. NRNC (Non Residential New Construction)2. RNC (Residential New Construction) 2009

3. NREB (Non Residential Existing Building)4. RNC V2 (Residential New Construction, Version 2)

2010

5. GBI Township (Township Development)6. IEB (Industrial Existing Building)7. INC (Industrial New Construction)

2011

8. NRNC Data Centre 2012

10. NRNC Retail 2013

11. Under Development(a) Health Care(b) Interior

(c) Resort / Hotel

2013 - 2014

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THE RNC T OOL 19

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RESIDENTIAL NEW C O N S T R U C T I O N V E R S I O N 3 . 0


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THE NRNC T OOL 20

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NON-RESIDENTIAL NEW C O N S T R U C T I O N V E R S I O N 1 . 0


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GBI G REEN G OALS IN C ONSTRUCTION 21

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Measures can be Broken Down into the following

Compliance to Minimum Legal Standards Noadditional Cost.

Good Practice Measures No additional Cost.Best Practice Standard Some Additional Cost

Best Available Technology Additional Cost


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CRITERIA R ELATING TO C ONSTRUCTOR 22

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CONSTRUCTOR C RITERIA 27

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Minimum Legal & Safety Standards No Additional Cost

1. EE1 - Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards

OTTV


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Minimum Legal & Safety Standards No Additional Cost

5. SM4 Earthworks Construction Activity Pollution Control

Mandatory under law. Protect site from pollution and

6. SM6 Workers Site Amenities

Provide proper facilities and housing to construction workers on site

7. SM10 Storm Water DesignScore 1 out of 3 available points. Design storm water runoff to complywith technical Manual MSMA (Manual Natural Storm Water)

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Total Score Minimum Legal & Safety Standards

11 POINTS


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CONSTRUCTOR C RITERIA 29GOOD PRACTICE Standards No Additional Cost

1. EE6 Sustainable Maintenance & Building User Manual

Provide space for maintenance officeEnsure maintenance staff (50%) appointed earlyProvide documented proof of maintenance plan

2. EQ6 Sound InsulationPartitions between units and rooms with sound insulation quality(STC>45)

3. EQ7 Post Occupancy SurveyImplement post occupany survey

4. SM1 Sustainable SiteSelect sites not environmentally sensitive

5. SM3 Community ConnectivityLocate site where at least 10 public amenities are available (e.g.Library, grocery, supermarket, police station etc.

6. SM8 Public Transportation AccessCovered waiting area and public transportation score 4 out of 8

7. SM11 Greenscape & Water Bodies

At least 15% of land area to score 1 out of 5 points.

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GOOD PRACTICE Standards No Additional Cost 8. SM14 Composting

Plan for composting of landscape and/or organic waste9. MR2 Recycled Content Material

Select concrete, steel, glass with recycled content; target at least 10%of total building material cost to score 1 out of 2 points

10. MR3 Regional Materials

Select building material at least 75% supplied from region (500kmradius from site). Exclude M&E items.

11. MR5 Storage & Collection of Recyclables.During construction provide recycling bins & planFor permanent design provide bins and collection centre

12. MR6 Construction Waste Management

Recover at least 50% of construction waste e.g. Steel, waste concrete,pile cut-off, timber waste etc to score 1 out of 2 points.

12. WE3 Water Efficient Irrigation & LandscapeSelect native plants which do not use water to reduce irrigation needby at least 50% to score 1 out of 2 points.

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Total Score GOOD Practice Standards 22 POINTS

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BEST PRACTICE Standards Some Additional Cost

1. EE2 Advanced EE Performance

OTTV < 42 and RTTV < 0.5W/mK. Score 2 out of 12 points.Additional cost for roof insulation or insulation embedded in r.c. Flatroof.

2. EE4 External Lighting & Control

High efficiency lighting to external lightings and photo sensors forcontrol. Some cost for LED or high efficiency fluorescent or SON lamps

3. SM8 Public Transportation Access

Dedicated, covered walkway to station score another 2 out of 8points

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Minimum Legal & Safety Standards 11 POINTS

GOOD Practice Standards 22 POINTS

TOTAL NO COST MEASURES 33 POINTS

Additional Point for certification 17 POINTS


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4. SM9 Dedicated Cycling LaneProvide cycling lanes, bicycle parking baysSome small additional cost.

5. SM11 Heat Island Effect

At least 25% of land area (normal local authority requirements is 15%).

This will score additional 1 out of 5 points6. SM13 Heat Island Effect - Roof

Select roof material with good SRI at least 75% of roof area (may beno cost or some cost)

7. MR1 Materials Reuse and Selection

Select low impact building material at least 2% to score 2nd point.Some cost possibly

8. MR6 Construction Waste Management

Recover at least 75% of construction waste e.g. Steel, waste concrete,pile cut-off, timber waste etc to score the 2nd point.

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4. WE1

Rain Water Harvesting (for common areas)RWH to reduce common area water by 30%, score 2 out of 4Some small additional cost.

5. WE2 Waste Water Recycling

Recycle grey water. To keep cost down use grey water only forlandscape irrigation. 10% common water reduction score 1 out of 2points.

6. Innovation Total available 7 Points

Design bioswale 25% of building perimeterExternal shading device for 50% of glazed area (this will also help inEE1 and EE2)

Recycle fire system water (minimal cost)Herb and Food garden

7. IN2 Appoint GBI Facilitator

Some cost. The advantage is the GBIF can advice on the bestmeasures with optimal cost for adoption.

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Total Score BEST Practice Standards 20 POINTS


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Code Description Total Min .Standards

GoodPractice

BestPractice

EE1 Min EE Performance 1 1 0 0

EE2 Advanced EE Performance 12 0 0 2

EE3 Renewable Energy 5 0 0 0

EE4 External Lighting and Control 2 0 0 2

EE5 Internet Connectivity 1 0 0 0

EE6 Sustainable Maintenance & Building User Manual 2 0 2 0

EQ1 Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance 3 3 0 0

EQ2 Volatile Organic Compounds Minimisation 2 0 0 0

EQ3 Formaldehyde Minimisation 1 0 0 0

EQ4 Daylighting 3 3 0 0

EQ5 External Views 1 1 0 0

EQ6 Sound Insulation 1 0 1 0

EQ7 Post Occupancy Evaluation 1 0 1 0

Sub Total 35 8 4 4


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CONSTRUCTOR C RITERIA 35Code Description Total Min .

StandardsGood

PracticeBest

Practice

SM1 Site Selection & Planning 1 1 0 0

SM2 Rehabilitation of Brownfield OR redevelopment ofExisting Building

1 0 0 2

SM3 Community Connectivity 4 0 4 0

SM4 Earthworks Construction Activity Pollution Control 1 1 0 0

SM5 QLASSIC Quality Assessment System for BuildingConstruction Works

1 0 0 0

SM6 Workers Site Amenities 1 1 0 0

SM7 IBS Industrialised Building System 2 0 0 0

SM8 Public Transportation Access 8 0 4 2

SM9 Dedicated Cycling Network 2 0 0 2

SM10 Stormwater Design Quantity & Quality Control 3 1 0 0

SM11 Heat Island Effect Greenscape & Water Bodies 5 0 1 1

SM12 Heat Island Effect - Hardscape 2 0 0 1

SM13 Heat Island Effect Roof 1 0 0 1

SM14 Composting 1 0 0 1

Sub Total (cumulative) cumulative 68 12 13 14


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GoodPractice

BestPractice

MR1 Materials Reuse and Selection 2 0 0 1MR2 Recycled Content Materials 2 0 1 0

MR3 Regional Materials 2 0 2 0

MR4 Sustainable Timber 2 0 0 0

MR5 Storage and Collection of Recyclables 2 0 2 0

MR6 Construction Waste Management 2 1 1 1WE1 Rainwater Harvesting 4 0 0 2

WE2 Waste Water Recycling 2 0 0 1

WE3 Water Efficient Irrigation & Landscaping 2 0 1 0

WE4 Waste Efficient Fittings 4 0 0 0

IN1 Innovation 7

Bioswale 25% of perimeter 0 0 1

External shading device for 50% of glazing area 0 0 1

Recycle fire system water 0 0 1

Herb & Food Garden 0 0 1

IN2 GBI Facilitator 1 0 0 1

Sub Total 100 13 20 24


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GoodPractice

BestPractice

EE Energy Efficiency 23 1 2 4EQ Indoor Environmental Quality 12 7 2 0

SM Sustainable Site Planning & Management 33 4 9 10

MR Material & Resources 12 1 6 2

WE Water Efficiency 12 0 1 3

IN Innovation 8 0 0 5Sub Total 100

Up Minimum Safety Standard 13

Up to Good Practice Standards 33

Up to Best Practice Standards 57

Certified at Minimum or NO COST.

Or additional cost < 1% of normal construction cost.


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Description Total Min .Standards

GoodPractice

BestPractice

EE Energy Efficiency 23 1 3 2EQ Indoor Environmental Quality 11 6 2 2

SM Sustainable Site Planning & Management 39 12 6 2

MR Material & Resources 9 1 6 2

WE Water Efficiency 12 0 0 0

IN Innovation 6 0 0 5Sub Total 100

Min. Safety Standard 20

Good Practice Std. 37

Best Practice Std. 50


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S UMMARY OF G OVERNMENT INCENTIVES 39

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Wa t e r P a s s i v eD e s i g n

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WaterEfficientFittings

Rain WaterHarvesting

OTTVCompliance(MS1525)

RTTVCompliance(MS1525)

Min openingsfor

ventilation

Min openingsfor daylighting

L a n ds c a p e

25% more

Green Space(over currentrequirements)

E n e r g y

EnergyCalculationsto MS1525

G r e e nB u i l d i n gCertification

GBI Gold orPlatinum

GBI Certified

Already Mandatoryunder UBBLRecently

Mandatory

MakeMandatory

The above areonly beginning for

discussions

Mandatory onlyon sectors orvia incentives


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GBI Check ListDeliverables byConsultants,Clients,

Contractors,Owner/Developer

ESC Plan CheckList

CoW

Contractors,S.O.

CWM Plan CheckList

Contractors,

S.O.

CxS Plan &Check List

Contractors,EngineerBriefing/Training

Material CheckList

Recycled MaterialReUsed MaterialRegional Material

Quality CheckList

ContractorCIDBQLASSIC


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CWMP C HECK LIST 41


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CHECK LIST 42

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CWMP C HECK LIST 43

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Date: Waste Form No.:

Person In Charge: Container Type:

No. of Trips Source of Waste

Reuse RecycleDisposal Onsite OffsitePercentage of Waste in the Container

Concrete % Insulation %Wood % Glass %Metals % Electrical %Cardboard % %

Gypsum % %Plastic % %Destination of waste Waste Receipt No./Photo

No.Sub-Contractor Signature


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Recycled Content Materials to be used in this project:-Post Consumer1. Galvanized iron door frame2. Aluminum frame for window3. Mild steel railing to the staircase4. Dry wall partition*5. Carpet *6. Suspended ceiling*7. Reinforcement steel bars

8. Cement with fly-ash mixturePre Consumer1. Waste Concrete2. Pile stump cut-off


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