Reports

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  ISCA and GBCA Crosswalk Report

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  Two of Australia’s leading sustainability organisations have come together to make it easier for industry to deliver sustainability through the infrastructure and buildings that are rapidly shaping our cities.
  
  The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA) launch a guide to explain how to integrate the Green Star – Design & As Built rating tool for buildings, and Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Design & As Built ratings tool for infrastructure, on urban development projects.
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  Passive House Standard & Green Star – Design & As Built

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  This document provides assistance for new buildings seeking to obtain a certified Green Star – Design & As Built rating through compliance with the Passive House Standard. To simplify the process for projects pursuing both programs, GBCA and APHA have developed the following guidance to show how Passive House can assist projects seeking a Green Star rating.
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  Green Star – Design & As Built / Living Building Challenge 3.1

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  This guidance document compares and aligns the Green Star and Living Building Challenge rating systems. This document supports building owners looking to boost the sustainability of their assets and support positive, regenerative approaches to buildings.
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  Green Star & WELL Building Standard: Approaches to buildings or fitouts

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  This guidance document compares and aligns the Green Star and WELL Building Standard™ (WELL) rating systems. This document supports building owners looking to boost the sustainability of their assets and support the health and wellbeing of people inside the buildings.
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  Dollars & Sense 2008 (Downloadable PDF)

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  Given the success of the original 2006 Report, the 2008 edition of the Dollars and Sense of Green Building report aims outline changes and how the understanding of 'green' has evolved. It also reviews what has been learned from case studies, improvements in the rating tools, industry practices and knowledge as well as the new cost benchmarks, business benefits and economics of green buildings. Having set out the current position this Report examines realistic future goals and targets, continuing barriers, and the actions required to enable the industry to continue to move forward.
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