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VVIP Circuit House Pune

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GRIHA India
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Green strategies adopted by VVIP Circuit House, Pune designers to make it a 5 star GRIHA rated project.

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VVIP Circuit House Pune A 5 star GRIHA rated project
Drawing from traditional architecture of Maharshtra, the new VVIP Circuit House, Pune, makes a striking statement.
The focus was to design a climate- responsive building with passive strategies for thermal and visual comfort, along with innovative active strategies to achieve an energy efficient green building.
The 1,34,381 sq ft complex was designed with several eco-friendly features. These include open spaces for natural light and ventilation, the use of glass for natural light, the use of green products such as AAC blocks, recycled ceramic tiles and granite, a large water body in the courtyard to cool the ambient temperature, and a 22kW solar photovoltaic renewable energy plant.
The effective integration of green elements in the project resulted in it receiving a coveted 5 star rating from GRIHA.
64% reduction in energy consumption has been achieved by replacing LEDs and using high efficiency air conditioners. 100% of the external lighting is done by 88 solar cells installed on the roof.
Constructing this green building required approximately 10% more revenue than conventional buildings. But the green building promises benefits in terms of energy and resource savings.
The furniture used is from renewable and recyclable material and low volatile organic carbons (VOC) paints. Life of the recyclable furniture has higher life cycle than conventional furniture. This increases the green efficiency of the building.
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VVIP Circuit House Pune

  • 1. VVIP Circuit House Pune A 5 star GRIHA rated project
  • 2. Drawing from traditional architecture of Maharshtra, the new VVIP Circuit House, Pune, makes a striking statement.
  • 3. The focus was to design a climate- responsive building with passive strategies for thermal and visual comfort, along with innovative active strategies to achieve an energy efficient green building.
  • 4. The 1,34,381 sq ft complex was designed with several eco-friendly features. These include open spaces for natural light and ventilation, the use of glass for natural light, the use of green products such as AAC blocks, recycled ceramic tiles and granite, a large water body in the courtyard to cool the ambient temperature, and a 22kW solar photovoltaic renewable energy plant.
  • 5. The effective integration of green elements in the project resulted in it receiving a coveted 5 star rating from GRIHA.
  • 6. 64% reduction in energy consumption has been achieved by replacing LEDs and using high efficiency air conditioners. 100% of the external lighting is done by 88 solar cells installed on the roof.
  • 7. Constructing this green building required approximately 10% more revenue than conventional buildings. But the green building promises benefits in terms of energy and resource savings.
  • 8. The furniture used is from renewable and recyclable material and low volatile organic carbons (VOC) paints. Life of the recyclable furniture has higher life cycle than conventional furniture. This increases the green efficiency of the building.