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Status Certified
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Address
43 Constitution Avenue Reid ACT
- Certified Mon 27 Oct 2014
- Score 50
- Applicant(s)
Anglican Church Property Trust Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn (parent Anglican Diocese of Canberra & Goulburn)
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Acoustic Consultant
Acoustic Logic Consultancy
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Architect
Cox Architecture Pty Ltd
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Local Planning Authority
National Capital Authority
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Structural/Civil Engineer
Sellick Consultants Pty Ltd
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ESD Consultant
Northrop Consulting Engineers Pty Ltd
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Project Manager
Point Project Management Pty Ltd
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Structural/Civil Engineer
AWT Consulting Engineers
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Building Services Engineer
Heyday5 Pty Ltd
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Building Services Engineer
Iconic Air
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Building Services Engineer
Vital Design Solutions
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Building Services Engineer
Greenwood
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Landscaping Consultant
Red Box Design Group
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Category Achievements
Management
- A Green Star Accredited Professional will be engaged as part of the project team
- Comprehensive commissioning will be done according to recognised guidelines for building services
- A tuning, monitoring and re-commissioning process will be done to address all building systems
- A Building Users' Guide with relevant information will be provided to building owner and residents
- A comprehensive, site-specific Environmental Management Plan for the works will be implemented
- A valid ISO14001 Environmental Management System will be in place prior to/throughout the project
- 80% by mass of demolition and construction waste will be reused or recycled
Indoor Environment Quality
- Ceiling fans will be provided in 95% of all units
- A comprehensive assessment survey will be carried out leading to the removal of hazardous materials
- Following a survey, any asbestos, lead or polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) found will be removed
- Internal ambient sound levels from building services and external noise will be reasonable
- Airborne noise and sound due to impact will be kept to acceptable levels
- 95% of carpets and floor coverings will be low in volatile organic compounds
- 95% of wall and ceiling coverings will be low in volatile organic compounds
- 95% of internal painted surfaces will be low in volatile organic compounds
- 95% of all adhesives and sealants will be low in volatile organic compounds
- All composite wood products will have low formaldehyde emissions, or contain no formaldehyde
Energy
- Greenhouse gas emissions are predicted to be 35% less than a standard practice building.
- Building to have energy efficient features like non-electric cooking appliances or heating systems
- Each unit will have controls to minimise energy usage for spaces when not occupied
- Common areas will have automated controls to minimise energy use when unoccupied
Transport
- Car parking will be at least 50% below maximum or not more than the minimum planning allowance
- 10% of on-site parking to be designed for small vehicles and 5% to be designed for mopeds/motorbikes
- Car sharing will be part of the development and at least 5% of parking spaces is allocated to this
- One secure bicycle rack will be available for each unit
- One enclosed bicycle locker or cage will be available for each unit
- One visitor bicycle space for every 4 units will be available near a major public entrance
- Public transport networks will operate in close proximity with regular service during peak hour
- At least 10 amenities to be within walking distance, reducing number of car trips taken by residents
Water
- Potable water use will be more efficient than a standard practice building
- Potable water for landscape irrigation will be reduced by 90% or a xeriscape garden is installed
- Potable water consumption of heat rejection systems to be reduced by 90% or no such system is in use
- Dishwashers and clothes washers will be installed and have a high water efficiency
- A pool blanket and efficient filtration system that reduces water loss by 70% will be installed
Materials
- A dedicated storage area and other building features to facilitate recycling will be in place
- Flooring to be used has a reduced environmental impact relative to available alternatives
- Building design will consider accessibility for occupants, thereby reducing lifecycle waste
- A 60% reduction in the quantity of Portland cement across all concrete mixes will be achieved
- 90% of all steel (by mass) to be reused or contains post-consumer recycled content greater than 50%
- Alternative materials will replace 60% (by cost) of total PVC content
- 95% of timber used will be sustainably sourced (reused, post-consumer recycled or FSC certified)
Land Use & Ecology
- Project to be a refurbishment, building extension or on a site w/ existing buildings on =75% of area
- Site will be contaminated before the project works and fully remediated prior to construction
- Project will have no adverse impact on vulnerable species, native vegetation or ecological value
Emissions
- All HVAC refrigerants will have an Ozone Depleting Potential (ODP) of 0 or none are used
- All thermal insulation will avoid the use of ozone-depleting substances in manufacture/composition.
- No light beam designs to be directed into the night sky/beyond site boundaries, in line with AS4282
- No water-based heat rejection system will be used/one is used with a Legionella Risk Management Plan