ASSESSING CRITERIA ON DESIGN AND FEATURES OF GREEN BUILDING

• 发表在: Malaysian Construction Research Journal
• 主要作者: 2-s2.0-85129684656
• 格式: 文件
• 语言: English
• 出版: Construction Research Institute of Malaysia 2021
• 在线阅读: https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85129684656&partnerID=40&md5=9d72da3842f24cb551d27a14b89c66e7

The characteristic of green office buildings is different from the conventional buildings due to the complexity in design and construction. The uncertainty in the implementation of green buildings makes it impossible for the key participants to strictly comply with the provisions stipulated in a contract. In order to overcome unsatisfactory performance, the criteria of green office building must be taken into consideration by the key participants who manage this type of building. This paper aims to assess criteria on design and features of green office building through content analysis. It was found that this reports on the results of the content analysis which collected data on design and features of green office building implemented by the designers. A list of GBI-Certified Green Office Buildings under New Construction Category in Malaysia was assessed. Five (5) numbers of office buildings in Klang Valley and Putrajaya area were selected to present features of green office buildings applied by the designer to fulfil the green building criteria hence achieving GBI certification. The features of each green building obtained from various relevant websites were compiled based on the six (6) criteria listed under GBI. Though the system and materials might be slightly different from one green buildings to another, there are similarities in terms design principal; by incorporating advanced green technologies, sustainable energy solutions, innovative energy management systems and rainwater harvesting systems into the design. Thorough consideration has been given by the project team to produce a building that is environmentally, socially and economically friendly. This is achieved by enhancing good passive designs and integrating active (mechanical and electrical) design and system to deliver and to offer significant long-term comfort and savings for the building owners and occupants. © 2021, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia. All rights reserved.