Presentation on LEED Certification Part-1.pdf
- 1. Welcome to GBCI- LEED V4 TRAINING PROGRAM Welcome to GBCI- LEED V4 TRAINING PROGRAM BY M Selvarasu, LEED Fellow & USGBC Faculty, selvarasu@lcsind.org LEAD Consultancy & Eng. Services (I) Pvt Ltd Bengaluru, India Dated: 3rd & 4th Feb 2017
- 2. Projects across India and Abroad Built Built- -up Area up Area 80 + 80 + Trained Trained Staff Staff 80 + 80 + MEP Design MEP Design Projects Projects 200 200+ M SFT + M SFT 400 400 + + Green Buildings Green Buildings LEAD Consultancy & Engineering Services (India) Pvt. Ltd LCES Today- Pioneer in MEP & Green Consultancy in India © LEAD Consultancy & Engineering Services (I) Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore (Head Office) Gurgaon Mumbai Chennai Bangladesh Kolkata Hyderabad Sustainability Leader in India Office Locations
- 3. What is the LEED system?_4 LEED provides a solution ©LEAD Consultancy & Engineering Services (I) Pvt Ltd
- 4. • Over 80000 LEED projects across globe – Over 34000 buildings certified • Spread across 171 countries • 12000 USGBC members • 15 billion sft LEED Score Card • Over 80000 LEED projects across globe – Over 34000 buildings certified • Spread across 171 countries • 12000 USGBC members • 15 billion sft
- 5. Green Building Rating System – Certification Levels Rating New Construction (NC) LEED Certified 40-49 LEED Certified Silver level 50-59 LEED Certified Gold Level 60-79 LEED Certified Platinum Level 80-110 LEED Certified Platinum Level 80-110
- 6. INTRODUCTION • LEED Version 4 – current rating system provided by the US Green Building Council. Released world wide from Oct 2016 • LEED is applicable to the following building sectors: – New Construction (BD+C) – Owner Occupied – Core & Shell (BD+C) – Tenant Occupied – Commercial Interiors (ID+C) – Only Interior Spaces – Exiting Building Buildings (EBOM) – Operation & Maintenance Buildings – Homes – Sites – Neighborhoods – Healthcare – Schools and – No specific rating for Factories and adopting LEED for commercial building rating • LEED Version 4 – current rating system provided by the US Green Building Council. Released world wide from Oct 2016 • LEED is applicable to the following building sectors: – New Construction (BD+C) – Owner Occupied – Core & Shell (BD+C) – Tenant Occupied – Commercial Interiors (ID+C) – Only Interior Spaces – Exiting Building Buildings (EBOM) – Operation & Maintenance Buildings – Homes – Sites – Neighborhoods – Healthcare – Schools and – No specific rating for Factories and adopting LEED for commercial building rating
- 7. INTRODUCTION Benefits of LEED v4* • Flexibility with strategies to fit the unique aspects of all projects • Performance based approach to design, operations and maintenance that calls for measurable results at every stage of a project's life • A more comprehensive approach to water efficiency by evaluating total building water use • Expanded focus on materials — in addition to considering usage of materials in buildings, LEED v4 integrates a comprehensive approach to evaluate the impact of materials on human health and the environment • Streamlined documentation and even greater alignment between rating systems for a better customer experience • ARC platform for ease of doing documentation • Brings worlds best practice under one roof • Corporate image Benefits of LEED v4* • Flexibility with strategies to fit the unique aspects of all projects • Performance based approach to design, operations and maintenance that calls for measurable results at every stage of a project's life • A more comprehensive approach to water efficiency by evaluating total building water use • Expanded focus on materials — in addition to considering usage of materials in buildings, LEED v4 integrates a comprehensive approach to evaluate the impact of materials on human health and the environment • Streamlined documentation and even greater alignment between rating systems for a better customer experience • ARC platform for ease of doing documentation • Brings worlds best practice under one roof • Corporate image
- 9. Intent : To support high-performance, cost-effective project outcomes through an early analysis of the interrelationships among systems Assess any 2 strategies Perform ‘Simple Box’ Energy Modeling analysis Orientation verification and Assess Site conditions, like shading, ext. lighting, hardscape etc. Envelope Attributes Lighting levels Thermal comfort Plug & Process loads, etc., INTEGRATIVE PROCESS CREDIT 1 1 Point Intent : To support high-performance, cost-effective project outcomes through an early analysis of the interrelationships among systems Assess any 2 strategies Perform ‘Simple Box’ Energy Modeling analysis Orientation verification and Assess Site conditions, like shading, ext. lighting, hardscape etc. Envelope Attributes Lighting levels Thermal comfort Plug & Process loads, etc.,
- 10. LOCATION & TRANSPORTATION LOCATION & TRANSPORTATION
- 11. Sensitive Site Intent : To avoid the development of environmentally sensitive lands and reduce the environmental impact from the location of a building on a site. OPTION 1: Locate the project on land that is already developed (OR) OPTION 2: The development should not meet the following criteria for sensitive Land Prime Farmland Flood Plain Habitat: Species under endangered list Water Bodies: Areas on or within 100ft Wetlands: Areas on or within 50ft Location & Transportation CREDIT 2 1 Point Intent : To avoid the development of environmentally sensitive lands and reduce the environmental impact from the location of a building on a site. OPTION 1: Locate the project on land that is already developed (OR) OPTION 2: The development should not meet the following criteria for sensitive Land Prime Farmland Flood Plain Habitat: Species under endangered list Water Bodies: Areas on or within 100ft Wetlands: Areas on or within 50ft
- 12. High Priority Site Intent : To encourage project location in areas with development constraints & promote the health of the surrounding area Option 1: Locate the project site on an infill location in a Historic district. Option 2: Priority Designation a site listed by the EPA National Priorities List; a Federal Empowerment Zone site; a Federal Enterprise Community site; a Federal Renewal Community site; Option 3: Brownfield Remediation Location & Transportation CREDIT 3 2 Points Intent : To encourage project location in areas with development constraints & promote the health of the surrounding area Option 1: Locate the project site on an infill location in a Historic district. Option 2: Priority Designation a site listed by the EPA National Priorities List; a Federal Empowerment Zone site; a Federal Enterprise Community site; a Federal Renewal Community site; Option 3: Brownfield Remediation
- 13. Surrounding Density & Diverse Use Option 1: Surrounding density within 400 meter radius should meet the values. This can be achieved by separating residential & non residential OR combining both. AND / OR Option 2: Diverse Use: Building main entrance is within 800 m walking distance of the main entrance of: four to seven publicly available diverse use (or) eight or more publicly available diverse use Location & Transportation CREDIT 4 Intent : To conserve land & protect farmland and wildlife habitat by encouraging development in areas with existing infrastructure. To promote walkability and transportation efficiency and reduce vehicle distance travelled. To improve public health by encouraging daily physical activity. 5 Points Option 1: Surrounding density within 400 meter radius should meet the values. This can be achieved by separating residential & non residential OR combining both. AND / OR Option 2: Diverse Use: Building main entrance is within 800 m walking distance of the main entrance of: four to seven publicly available diverse use (or) eight or more publicly available diverse use
- 14. Surrounding Density & Diverse Use Location & Transportation CREDIT 4 For Option 2 – minimum 4 amenities, with at least 1 from each category to be identified
- 15. Surrounding Density & Diverse Use Location & Transportation CREDIT 4 DETERMINE THE LAND AREA, NO. OF UNITS & BUILT UP AREA DU/Acre FAR OPTION 1 SURROUNDING DENSITY RESIDENTIAL NON RESIDENTIAL OR COMBINE THE VALUES TO MEET 22,000 SQFT PER ACRE MEET THE LEED REQUIREMENT 7 DU/Acre 0.5 FAR
- 16. Access to Quality Transit Option 1: Functional entry of the project within a 400 meter walking distance of existing or planned bus, streetcar, rideshare. OR within a 1/2-mile (800-meter) walking distance of existing or planned bus rapid transit stops, light or heavy rail stations, commuter rail stations, or commuter ferry terminals Location & Transportation CREDIT 5 Intent : To encourage development in locations shown to have multimodal transportation choices or otherwise reduced motor vehicle use, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and other environmental and public health harms associated with motor vehicle use. 5 Points Option 1: Functional entry of the project within a 400 meter walking distance of existing or planned bus, streetcar, rideshare. OR within a 1/2-mile (800-meter) walking distance of existing or planned bus rapid transit stops, light or heavy rail stations, commuter rail stations, or commuter ferry terminals
- 17. Access to Quality Transit Both weekday and weekend trip minimums must be met. Location & Transportation CREDIT 5 Example – Bus Service Frequency
- 18. Bicycle Facilities Design or locate the project that the bicycle storage or bicycle network is within 180 meter walking distance that connects to any 1 basic amenity including school, bus stop, within a distance of 4.8 km cycling distance Bicycle & Shower Case 1: Commercial or Institutional Projects Short & Long term bicycle storage – 2.5% & 5% respectively 1 shower for first 100 occupants, 1 additional for every 150 thereafter Case 2: Residential Project Short term bicycle storage: 2.5% of all peak visitors, Long term bicycle storage: 30% of all peak visitors within 30mtr of entrance Case 3: Mixed Use – apply both case 1&2 Location & Transportation CREDIT 6 Intent : To promote bicycling and transportation efficiency and reduce vehicle distance travelled. To improve public health by encouraging utilitarian and recreational physical activity. 1 Point Design or locate the project that the bicycle storage or bicycle network is within 180 meter walking distance that connects to any 1 basic amenity including school, bus stop, within a distance of 4.8 km cycling distance Bicycle & Shower Case 1: Commercial or Institutional Projects Short & Long term bicycle storage – 2.5% & 5% respectively 1 shower for first 100 occupants, 1 additional for every 150 thereafter Case 2: Residential Project Short term bicycle storage: 2.5% of all peak visitors, Long term bicycle storage: 30% of all peak visitors within 30mtr of entrance Case 3: Mixed Use – apply both case 1&2
- 19. Reduced Parking Footprint Do not exceed the minimum local code requirements for parking capacity. Case 1: for projects not achieving Cr 4&5, reduce parking capacity by 20% from base ratio Case 2: For projects achieving Cr4&5, reduce parking capacity by 40% from base ratio provide carpool preferred parking for 5% of the total parking spaces after reductions Location & Transportation CREDIT 7 Intent : To minimize the environmental harms associated with parking facilities, including automobile dependence, land consumption, and rainwater runoff. 1 Point Do not exceed the minimum local code requirements for parking capacity. Case 1: for projects not achieving Cr 4&5, reduce parking capacity by 20% from base ratio Case 2: For projects achieving Cr4&5, reduce parking capacity by 40% from base ratio provide carpool preferred parking for 5% of the total parking spaces after reductions
- 20. Green Vehicles (mandatory) Designate 5% of all parking spaces used by the project as preferred parking for green vehicles Option 1. Electric Vehicle Charging: Install electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE, level 2) in 2% of all parking spaces used by the project. – these charging locations are in addition to preferred parking for green vehicles OR Option 2. Liquid, gas, or battery facilities: 2% of the parking space to be installed with liquid or gas alternative fuel fueling facilities or battery switching station Location & Transportation CREDIT 8 Intent : To reduce pollution by promoting alternatives to conventionally fueled automobiles 1 Point (mandatory) Designate 5% of all parking spaces used by the project as preferred parking for green vehicles Option 1. Electric Vehicle Charging: Install electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE, level 2) in 2% of all parking spaces used by the project. – these charging locations are in addition to preferred parking for green vehicles OR Option 2. Liquid, gas, or battery facilities: 2% of the parking space to be installed with liquid or gas alternative fuel fueling facilities or battery switching station
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