This document discusses green building standards and certification systems. It provides an overview of the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) green building certification system, including the different rating levels, categories and credits. It also lists many examples of buildings in Thailand that have achieved LEED certification of different levels, demonstrating the growing adoption of green building practices in the country.
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1. LEED & GREEN BUILDING
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รศ.ดร.อรรจน์ เศรษฐบุตร
Associate Prof. Dr. Atch Sreshthaputra, DGNB
Faculty of Architecture. Chulalongkorn University
Vice President. Thai Green Building Institute (TGBI)
Managing Director, Africus Co., Ltd.
2. (Neighboring building) (Neighboring building)
Hypothetical Enclosed
Space Site Boundary
Assessment category “L”
as negative impact
outside the boundary
Assessment category “Q”
as positive impact
inside the boundary
Emission of
Air-pollutants,
Noise, Heat
etc.
Resource
Consumption,
Embodied CO2
Emission, etc.
Soil, Water-pollutants etc.
3. BEE = Q / L
BEE: Building Environmental Efficiency
Q : Building Environmental Quality & Performance
L : Building Environmental Loadings
4. GREEN BUILDING DESIGN & OPERATION
Improve Quality
Thermal comfort
Lighting & Visual quality
Acoustic
Indoor air quality
Physical wellness
Convenience
Hygiene
Safety & Security
Reduce Load
Energy
CFC, HCFC
Greenhouse gas
Solid waste
Water
Wastewater
Chemicals - VOC
Pesticide
5. Submission mandatory for buildings with floor areas of more than 2000m2
0
50
100
0 50 100
Q(Quality)
A B +
B -
C
Office
School
Retail shop
Restaurant
Hall
Hospital
Hotel
Apartment
Factory
L (Load)
S
18. COP21: Paris Agreements
UNFCCC: United Nations Framework Conventions on Climate Change in
Paris in December 2015
To control the global temperatures to not exceed 2 degree Celcius
from the Pre-industrial era.
195 Nations agree to reduce green house gas emission and submit plan
and report in the year 2020
Green Climate Fund (GCF) of 100 Billions USD to support developing
countries to apply green technologies.
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19. Paris Agreements & Thailand
Thailand committed to reduce greenhouse gas emission by 20-25% by
2030.
Thailand’s plan to reduce emission. By 2036;
Power Development Plan: Generate alternative energy by 20%.
Reduce the Energy Intensity by 30% from the base year of 2010.
30% of energy consumption must be from renewable sources.
Climate Change Master Plan
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28. Singapore has 66 m2 of green area per capita.
Bangkok has only 3 m2.
AMONG THE LEAST IN ASIA
W.H.O. recommends10 m2 for healthy city environment.
(source: The Economist Intelligence Unit)
30. BANGKOK NEW CITY PLANNING CODE
Bangkok immediately needs a lot more of green area
New city planning code: 50% of open space must be
green !!!
Development density incentive (5-20% more buildable
area) for green buildings.
31. New City Planning Code: BONUS
1. Affordable housing
2. Urban public space
3. Mass transit Park & Ride
4. Stormwater runoff
5. Green building
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39. Green Area
Solar Cell
Indoor Air Quality
Thermal comfort
Energy conservation
Water conservation
Recycle
Wind turbine
Daylight
Trees
Wastewater
Cotton bags
Urban Heat Island
CSR
40. 3M
Adidas
Air France – KLM
Barclays Plc
Bayer AG
BMW
BP (removed)
Carrefour
Coca-Cola
Colgate Palmolive
Daikin
Daimler AG
Dell
Genzyme
Samsung
General Electric
Herman-Miller
Hewlett-Packard
Hitachi
HSBC
Intel Corp.
Johnson Controls
McDonald’s
Mitsubishi
Motorola
Nike
Nokia
Panasonic
Pepsi
Puma
KBank
Siam Cement PLC
PTT
AIS
AOT
CPF/CPall
CPN
IRPC
Thai Oil
Thai BEV
Minor
Siemens
Starbucks
Symantec
Tesco
Toshiba
Toyota Motor
Unilever
Vodafone
Volkswagen
Walt Disneys
42. GREEN BUILDING ASSESSMENT TOOLS
LEED & Energy Star (U.S.A.)
DGNB (Germany)
BREEAM (U.K.)
CASBEE (Japan)
Green Star (Australia)
HQE (France)
Green Building Tool (Canada)
LOTUS (Vietnam)
GOBAS (China)
GBCC (Korea)
HKBEAM (Hong Kong)
Green Mark (Singapore)
Green Index (Malaysia)
ECOVILLAGE (Thailand)
PCD (Thailand)
TREES (TGBI Thailand) 42
80. IDEO MOBI SATHORN; the First
Condominium to Achieve TREES
Certificate
SILVER
The CIRCLE: TREES
Anticipated
81. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
(LEED)
The US. Green Building Council (USGBC)
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82. CURRENT LEED PROJECTS
>150 countries
>150 buildings in Thailand Registered (>70 Certified)
> 50,000 buildings are certified.
More than 200,000 LEED APs (Accredited Professionals)
More than 100 LEED APs are in Thailand
Building owner pays at least one million for certification
Additional construction cost is 5-20%
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84. LEED NC V.3: CREDITS
Sustainable Site 26 points
Water Efficiency 10 points
Energy & Atmosphere 35 points
Material & Resources 14 points
Indoor Environmental Quality 15 points
Innovation in Design 6 points
Regional Priority 4 points
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98. All ground-level retail, service, and trade uses that face a public space have
clear glass on at least 60% of their façades between 3 and 8 feet (9 and 2.5
meters) above grade.
105. Reduced Parking Footprint
Do not build off-street parking lots.
Leave building frontages face streets, free of surface parking lots.
http://www.houstontomorrow.org/livability/story/city-
reviewing-off-street-parking-ordinance
142. Natural Light Balancing Sensor
Automatic dimmer that adjusts levels of lights to amount of
necessary brightness inside, thus saving energy.
143. Intelligent Elevators
Destination Control System
A smart elevator system that will take passengers to their destination floor
faster with only a maximum of 40 seconds wait. The system also provides
electricity savings of up to 30%.
144. CO sensor in parking garage
Sensors that detect concentration of CO released from vehicles in
parking garage and send signal to turn on the ventilation fan when
needed in order to save energy.
156. Construction cost increase 5-15%
Rental increase 15%
Energy Saving 25-30%
Water Saving 30-40%
Comfort, worker productivity and good image
Source: Punwadee Mongkolcharoen Thesis in Architecture. Chulalongkorn University
165. RAINWATER RETENTION
Developments that provide rainwater retention
pond can have 5% more buildable area. [50 m2 of
site area per 1 m3 of water]
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166. GREEN BUILDING
Developments that are certified green can have 5-20%
more buildable area
5% for 1st level
10% for 2nd level
15% for 3rd level
20% for 4th level
And must pass OTTV/RTTV of the Thai Building Energy
Code
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167. TREES PRE-NC
Thai’s Rating for Energy & Environmental Sustainability
THAILAND GREEN BUILDING INSTITUTE
ASA & EIT
170. F.A.R. Bonus & Green Building
Would green building certificate increase the rent ?
If so, how much? 5%, 10%, 15%, 20% ?
If so, does different certification levels matter ?
If so, does it mean tenants get benefit from it ? What benefit?
In exchange with higher rental rates, do tenants enjoy money
saving? energy saving? low-carbon? good image?
BUT…once developers get F.A.R. Bonus ? Should the sale
prices be lower?