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Satyanarayana Rao Rachakonda
Estudiante:
Professor: Auli Mellado Enric
Case study: Sustainable Building Structure (India)
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General Details
Project name : CII - Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre
(CII - Godrej GBC)
Architect : Karan Grover & Associates
Investor / Owner: Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
Project built date: 2004
Area of project : 5 acres
Built up Area : Built Up Area : 20000 sq ft
Large area for landscape to enhance micro climate and for
visual delight
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• one of the 10 Centres of Excellences of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII).
• CII - Godrej GBC offers advisory services to the industry in the areas of Green buildings, energy efficiency, water management, environmental management, renewable energy, Green business incubation and climate change activities.
• The Centre is housed in a GREEN BUILDING which received the prestigious LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum Rating in 2003. This was the first Platinum rated Green Building outside of U.S.A and the third in the world. The Centre was inaugurated by H.E Dr A P J Abdul Kalam, the then President of India, on July 14, 2004.
CII - Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre (CII - Godrej GBC)
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Limitless flexibility of design layout
Unrestricted circulation of Air
Takes advantage of views which is
present
The ROUND shape can support the concrete
roof which gives uncompromised
strength & security from any kind of disaster
At least 10 times strong then
convectional square construction
WHY – CIRCULAR ?
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Climatic Design for Wind & Ventilation
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Materials used & Green Facts
• Bagasse Board – by product of sugarcane industry-a good substitute for plywood or Particle Board It has wide usage for making partitions, furniture etc.
• Eco-friendly method - does not involve any harm to the timbers, unlike plywood.
• 66% (by cost) of the material was sourced within a radius of 800 km.• Of this, 95 % of the raw material was extracted or harvested locally.• An impressive 77 % of the building materials use recycled content in the form
of fly ash, broken glass, broken tiles, recycled paper, recycled aluminum, cinder from industrial furnaces, bagasse, mineral fibres, cellulose fibres, and quarry dust.
• Low VOC paints have also been applied
• Concrete used for construction has 15% fly ash and 20% GGBS
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• Lighter than clay bricks.• High strength, practically no breakage
during transport• Uniform size of bricks reduces mortar
required for joints and plaster by 50%.• Lower water penetration, considerably
reducing seepage of water through Bricks.• 65% walls in GBC are constructed with this
material
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VS
Ground Hugging Construction
• Like most olden systems of construction, structures are kept
ground hugging ensuring natural modulation of
microclimate and creating more interaction with nature.
• Gives a sense of being close to nature
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Green Roof & Water conservation
• The green roof assists in increasing the lifespan of the roof and reducing the heat island effect.
• Rainwater collection and reuse.
• Waste-water and rainwater run-off is 100 % recycled and redirected to one of three ponds, to be used for domestic purposes.
• 35 % reduction of municipally supplied potable water.
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Passive Ventilation – wind tower
• High efficiency HVAC system
• Passive cooling system using wind towers.
• Use of aerated concrete blocks for façades to reduces the load on air-conditioning by 15% to 20 %
• This technique can be found in Persian architectural building constructions.
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• A Wind catcher, Wind scoop or Badgir is a traditional Persian architectural element to create natural ventilation in buildings
• Energy savings are achieved by the GBCs two wind towers.
• Air, cooled by up to 8 ^C, is supplied to the AHUs, substantially reducing the load on the air conditioning system.
• A heavily insulated roof further reduces the cooling load.
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• 1,022 m² of green roof, with vegetation covering 60 % of the total roof surface.
• The remaining portion of the roof is covered by PV panels, meeting 20 % of the total energy necessities of the building.
• Double-glazed units with argon gas filling to enhance the thermal properties of windows.
• Energy-efficient lighting systems and compact fluorescent light bulbs.
ENERGY FACTS
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Instead of using regular windows a mesh type ventilation is made of Bricks for fresh and cold breeze to enter Corridors
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• All of the new wood used was sustainably harvested, as certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
• A waste management plan in hand made it possible to recycle 96% of Construction waste.
• Most of the path ways laid in landscaping are stones/tiles which were left over materials in other construction.
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• Some rainwater goes into the soil by the use of permeable grid pavers.
• The remaining rainwater follows existing flow patterns and is collected in a water pond another traditional method of rain water harvesting, constructed at a lower end of the site.
• All wastewater generated - recycled by "root zone treatment" simultaneously irrigates the vegetation.
• Attractive alternative for wastewater management
• Enhances the Landscape
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• Building layout ensures that 90 % of spaces have daylight access and views to the outside.
• North facades are glazed for efficient diffused light.
• Low heat transmitting glass used.
• Double glass to further reduce heat gain.
• Natural lighting - no lights are used until late in the evening.
• Minimum lux levels for all work stations have been ensured.
Light & Ventilation
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The First LEED Platinum Rated Building in India – CII Godrej GBC
LEEDS & IGBC
LEED India for New ConstructionLEED India for Core and ShellIGBC Green HomesIGBC Green Factory BuildingIGBC Green SEZIGBC Green Townships
India stands 5th among the top five countries in the world in pursuing the green path.
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Gracias Por suattencion….