Green Star Rating System Presentation

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INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
RATING SYSTEM
EXAMPLES
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INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
RATING SYSTEM
EXAMPLES
Introduction
Features, Building Examples, & Life Cycle
Assessment
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Features, Building Examples, & Life Cycle
Assessment
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INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Green Star assesses the

sustainable design,
construction and operation Building 215 Engineering Pavilion - 5 Star Green Star – Education Design v1
of buildings, fitouts and

communities
Bond University Mirvac School of Sustainable Development - 6 Star Green

Star – Education PILOT
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Green Star assesses the

sustainable design,
construction and operation
of buildings, fitouts and
communities
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Innovation
Environmental
Leadership
= Sustainable Future
“Achieving high environmental ratings reduces exposure to commercial risk and
asset obsolescence by ensuring assets are ‘future-ready’. ”
John Dillon, Fund Manager, APPF Commercial, joint owner of Commonwealth Bank Place
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Innovation
• Offers a framework of best practice
benchmarks for sustainability that you,
and the marketplace, can trust
• helping to improve environmental

efficiencies in client buildings, whether
schematic proposals, to existing old
buildings
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What Green Star is
Innovation
• creating jobs and improving the health
and wellbeing of
communities
• provides independent verification that

a building or community project is
sustainable
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Innovation
Environmental
Leadership
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Environmental
Leadership
• Certification demonstrates leadership,
innovation, environmental stewardship and
social responsibility
• evolve and expand to meet the

demands of our industry
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Environmental
Leadership
• Rating systems are available for every
building type
• Lower operating costs and increase

asset value
• Use 66% less electricity than average

Australian city buildings
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Environmental
Leadership
• Rating systems are available for every • Use 51% less potable water than if they
building type had been built to meet minimum
industry requirements
• Lower operating costs and increase
• Boost productivity by up to 15%
asset value
• Produce 62% fewer greenhouse gas
• Use 66% less electricity than average
emissions than average Australian
Australian city buildings
buildings
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Environmental
Leadership
• Rating systems are available • Use 51% less potable water than • Improve the health and
for every building type if they had been built to meet wellbeing of occupants
minimum industry requirements
• Increase student learning and
• Lower operating costs and
• Boost productivity by up to 15%
engagement
increase asset value
• Speed up recovery times of
• Produce 62% fewer greenhouse
hospital patients
• Use 66% less electricity than gas emissions than average
average Australian city Australian buildings • Reduce risk and ‘future proof’
buildings investments
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is
Innovation
Environmental
Leadership
INTRODUCTION
What Green Star is

HISTORY
History and emergence

of the Green Star in Australia
Presented by Albert Yu
HISTORY
History
The green star gating tool was released for offices in 2003 by The green
building council of Australia, and subsequently released rating tools for office
interiors, education, healthcare and industrial facilities, public buildings, multi-
unit residential developments and retail centres.
Today, the GBCA operates four Green Star rating tools:

Green Star - Design & As Built (for any building type)
Green Star - Communities (for neighborhoods and precincts)
Green Star - Performance (for building operations)
Green Star - Interiors (for fitouts).
Presented by Albert Yu
HISTORY
History
Special Green Star rating tools have been developed for buildings that fall
outside the scope of Green Star rating tools, including supermarkets, restaurants
and railway stations.
The system assesses and rates buildings, fitouts and communities against
a range of environmental impact categories, and aims to encourage leadership in
environmentally-sustainable design and construction, showcase innovation in
sustainable building practices, and consider occupant health, productivity and
operational cost savings.
HISTORY
The GBCA
The Green Building Council
of Australia (GBCA) was
established in 2002 and is a not-
for-profit industry association that
promotes sustainability in the built
environment. The GBCA is best
known for developing the Green
Star rating system for buildings and
communities.
HISTORY
The GBCA
The GBCA's member
companies comprise developers,
local, state and federal
governments, owners, professional
services firms, investors,
manufacturers, suppliers and
distributors, facility and asset
managers, universities,
professional societies, utilities and
contractors.
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Green Star
Rating Tools and Processes
Presented by Jose Miguel Del Mundo

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4rating tools available for certification

A. Green Star Communities - Precinct planning and development
Assesses the planning, design and construction of large scale development projects at a
precinct, neighborhood and/or community scale. It provides a rigorous and holistic
rating across five impact categories.
B. Green Star Design & As Built - Building design and construction

Assesses the sustainability outcomes from the design and construction of new buildings
or major refurbishments, across nine holistic impact categories.
C. Green Star Interiors – Fit-out design and construction

Assesses the sustainability outcomes of interior fit outs across nine holistic impact
categories.
D. Green Star Performance - Building operations and maintenance

Assesses the operational performance of buildings across nine impact categories.
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5steps to certification
3) Submit – Submit the
2) Document – Get
1) Register – Log the documentation to
familiar with the
project online. GBCA for Green Star
documentation.
assessment.
4) Assess –
Submissions are 5) Certify – A Green
reviewed by an Star certified rating is
independent panel of awarded as a third-
sustainable party verification of a
development experts. project's sustainability.
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I. Register
Requirements before registering:
1. Detailed Information of project, applicant, and

marketing contact.
2. Review eligibility criteria.
3. Review certification fee.
4. Review certification agreement.
5. Review Trade Mark Rules.
6. Finally, submit registration form.
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Eligibility criteria
A. Green Star – Communities eligibility criteria
Considerations: space use, timing of certification, conditional requirements, and distinct

boundary.
B. Green Star – Design & As Built eligibility criteria
Considerations: building type, timing of submission for certification, design review certified
rating, as built certified rating, time requirements, conditional requirements, and distinct
boundary.
C. Green Star – Interiors eligibility criteria
Considerations: fitout type, timing of submission for certification, conditional requirements,

and distinct boundary
D. Green Star – Performance eligibility criteria
Considertations: building type, timing of submission for certification, conditional requirements,

distinct boundary, and timing of performance period
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Certification fee
A. Green Star – Communities certification fee
-Based on Project type: Single project certification, Government single project
Certification, or University Campus.
B. Green Star – Design & As Built eligibility criteria certification fee
-Based on project’s contract value
C. Green Star – Interiors eligibility criteria certification fee
-Based on project’s contract value
D. Green Star – Performance eligibility criteria certification fee
-Based on project’s Gross Floor Area (GFA)

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Certification agreement
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Trade Mark Rules

Content:
• The persons who may be approved for
the purpose of certifying communities
• The cases in which communities are to
be certified
• The conditions under which an
approved user is to be allowed to use
the certification trade mark in relation
to a community or otherwise
• The use of the certification trade mark
by the GBCA and any approved user
• Dispute resolution in relation to a
refusal by the GBCA to enter into a
certification agreement or to grant a
certified rating or to allow the use of
the trade mark7. Notices
• Glossary
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II. Document
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III. Submit
Submit documentation to the GBCA for Green Star assessment.
Required documents provided by Green Star rating tools:
1. Submission Guidelines
2. Scorecard
3. Checklist
4. Submission templates
5. Calculators and guides

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Submission Guidelines
-Provide detailed
information on credit aims,
criteria and compliance
requirements and
additional guidance,
background information
and resources.
-The main source of

information on the
technical requirements for
projects pursuing Green
Star certification.
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Scorecard
-An interactive Excel spreadsheet that must be used by projects seeking
Green Star certification.
-Provides a scoring tool for projects to keep track of their Green Star points
claims.
-Also used by the GBCA to provide the results of assessment.
Green Star - Communities Scorecard v1.1

Core Total Total
Points Score Points Total Points
Project: 0
Availab Targete Awarde TBC
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Targeted
100 0.0 0.0 0.0
Rating:
POINT
POINTS
CATEGORY / AIM OF THE CREDIT / S PROJECT TEAM POINTS POINTS
CODE CREDIT CRITERIA AVAILA OUTCOME
CREDIT SELECTION TARGE COMMENTS AWAR TBC
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TED DED
Governance 28
To recognise projects that

Green Star engage a Green Star
Green Star Accredited
Accredited Accredited Professional to 1.0 1
Professional
Professional support the Green Star
certification process.
To encourage and
recognise projects that 2.1 Site Planning and Layout 4
undertake a design review
Design Review
process designed to
facilitate sustainable 2.2 Urban Design 4
urbanism.
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Green Star – Communities Scorecard 5 categories
Governance
• Aims to encourage and recognize developers and projects that
demonstrate leadership within the sector, by establishing and
maintaining strong governance practices. The category promotes
engagement, transparency, as well as community and industry
capacity building. It also seeks to ensure that community projects
are resilient to a changing climate.
Livability
• Aims to encourage and recognize developments that deliver safe,
accessible and culturally rich communities. The category
encourages the development of healthy and active lifestyles, and
rewards communities that have a high level of amenity, activity,
and inclusiveness.
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Economic prosperity
• Aims to encourage and recognize projects that promote prosperity
and productivity. The category encourages affordable living and
housing, investment in education and skills development, and
community capacity building. This category also promotes greater
productivity through emerging opportunities in the digital
economy.
Environment
• Aims to reduce the impact of urban development on ecosystems.
It encourages resource management and efficiency by promoting
infrastructure, transport, and buildings, with reduced ecological
footprints. The Environment category seeks to reduce the impacts
of projects on land, water, and the atmosphere.
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Innovation
• Aims to recognize the implementation of innovative practices,
processes and strategies that promote sustainability in the built
environment.
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Green Star – Communities Scorecard category

weightings
Category Percentage
Governance 28%
Livability 22%
Economic prosperity 21%
Environment 29%
Innovation 10(bonus)
Total 100%
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Green Star – Design & As Built Scorecard 9 categories
Management
• Aims to encourage and reward the adoption of practices and
processes that support best practice sustainability outcomes
throughout the different phases of a project’s design, construction
and ongoing operation.
Indoor environment quality (IEQ)
• Aims to encourage and reward initiatives that enhance the
comfort and well-being of occupants.
Energy
• Aims to reward projects that are designed and constructed to
reduce overall greenhouse emissions from operations by
addressing energy demand reduction, use efficiency and
generation from alternative sources.
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Transport
• Aims to reward projects that facilitate a reduction on the
dependency of private car use as an important means of reducing
overall greenhouse gas emissions, as well as to encourage the
provision of alternative forms of transportation.
Water
• Aims to encourage and reward initiatives that reduce the
consumption of potable water through measures such as the
incorporation of water efficient fixtures and building systems and
water re-use.
Materials
• Aims to address the consumption of resources for the project, by
encouraging the selection of low-impact materials.
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Land use and ecology

• Aims to reduce the negative impacts on sites' ecological value as a
result of urban development and reward projects that minimize
harm and enhance the quality of local ecology.
Emissions
• Aims to assess the environmental impacts of 'point source'
pollution generated by projects and reduce their effects on the
atmosphere, watercourse and native animals.
Innovation
environment.
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Green Star – Design & As Built Scorecard category

weightings
Category Percentage
Management 14%
Indoor environment quality (IEQ) 17%
Energy 22%
Transport 10%
Water 12%
Materials 14%
Land use and ecology 6%
Emissions 5%
Total 100%
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Green Star – Interiors Scorecard 9 categories
Management Materials
Indoor environment
quality (IEQ)
Energy
Emissions
Transport Innovation
Water
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Green Star – Interiors Scorecard category weightings
Category Percentage
Management 13%
Energy 20%
Transport 7%
Water 5%
Materials 24%
Emissions 3%
Total 100%
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Green Star – Performance Scorecard 9 categories
Management
• Aims to encourage and reward the adoption of practices and
processes that support best practice sustainability outcomes
throughout a building's ongoing operation and aims to improve a
project's sustainability performance by influencing areas where
decision-making is critical.
Indoor environment quality (IEQ)
• Aims to improve occupants' experience of the space, by
encouraging and rewarding initiatives and measured outcomes
relating to attributes that enhance the comfort and well-being of
occupants.
Energy
• Aims to reward building owners for implementing strategies and
taking actions to measure and reduce a building's operational
energy use, below that of a comparable standard-practice building.
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Transport
• Aims to reward projects that facilitate a reduction of building
occupants' dependency on single occupant motor vehicles as a means
of reducing overall greenhouse gas emissions by influencing
commuting habits based on location, and on transport-related services
offered.
Water
• Aims to reward building owners for implementing strategies and
initiatives that reduce the consumption of potable water in building
operations associated with cooling, irrigation, occupant amenities and
fir protection systems below that of a comparable standard-practice
building.
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Materials
• Aims to address the consumption of materials that go into, or come
out of, a building during the operational phase of its life cycle, through
sustainable procurement and purchasing and the management of
waste.
• Aims to reward buildings that minimize harm to the local ecology of the
site, by discouraging environmental degradation, and by encouraging
the restoration of natural environments whenever possible.
Emissions
• Aims to address the environmental impacts of 'point source' pollution
generated by buildings to the atmosphere and local waterways.
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Innovation
environment.
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Green Star – Performance Scorecard category

weightings
Category Percentage
Management 17%
Energy 24%
Transport 7%
Water 12%
Materials 10%
Emissions 6%
Total 100%
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Australia’s Energy Crisis

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Checklist
-Checklist of all required documents for certification
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Submission template
-Specifies the information and narrative required to confirm that the project
complies with the Compliance Requirements of the Credit Criteria.
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Calculators and guides

-A number of credits require additional calculations to determine the number
of points awarded.
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Life Cycle Assessment

The Process of Assessment
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2 Rounds of Assessment
Preparation:
Submission upload:
1. Complete set of Documents
Prepared by your Architect/s’ project team
2. Calculations
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Round 1 Assessment:
1. Pre-assessment Review
GBCA will conduct a pre-assessment review to ensure that
the files are present prior to sending to assessment
2. Assessment Panel
Results are determined by an independent third party
certified assessor (also called the assessment panel)
When projects are able to achieve their desired certified
rating at Round 1 assessment, they will not be required to
resubmit for a Round 2 assessment.
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Round 2 Assessment:
1. Pre-assessment Review
2. Assessment Panel
Round 2 Assessment will commence if the project did not

meet the points of the desired level of certification
The Assessment Panel will be reconvened

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The Rating Scale

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The Rating Scale
1 Star - score of 10-19
6 Star - score of 75 above

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The Certification
When a certified rating is awarded, the project will receive a certificate

and is granted the use of the following:
Green Star project Marketing Kit and Style Guide
Certified Rating Logo
Trademark Rules and Guidelines
The official Green star Certificate

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The Certification
Expiry date and Renewal of Certification: Yes, there is :c
Design Review certified ratings

Expires on the date the project achieves an As Built certified rating; or expires on
the date 24 months after the date of practical completion of the project
Performance Certified Ratings

Expires three years and 90 days after the date of the Performance Rating certificate.
Yearly reviews are required in order to maintain a Green Star – Performance rating.
Before the certified rating expires, the applicant can re-register and certify the project,
to obtain an updated certified rating on the project.
EXAMPLES
Certified Green Examples

EXAMPLES
30 The Bond 30 The Bond, 30 Hickson Road, Millers Point, Sydney

2000
EXAMPLES
30 THE BOND
• The first project to be awarded a Green
Star - Office As Built certified
INNOVATIONS • First building in Australia to commit to

• Roof top garden achieving five stars under the
• Mixed mode ventilation
• Fully operable shading Australian Building Greenhouse Rating
• use of vernacular materials system
from site
EXAMPLES
30 THE BOND INTERIOR

OVERALL BUILDING PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT
INDOOR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY
INNOVATIONS ENERGY
• Points achieved for a combination of
initiatives including TRANSPORT
• Exceeding Green Star benchmarks for outside
air supply, returning existing carpet to a carpet WATER
reseller for reuse or Morgan Stanley’s
commitment to the independent commission MATERIALS
process
• Engaging in initiatives not currently rewarded LAND USE & ECOLOGY
within Green Star such as installing previously
used access floor for 35% of area EMMISSIONS
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120%

EXAMPLES
8 Brindabella Building 8 Brindabella Circuit, Brindabella business

park, Canberra International Airport
EXAMPLES
8 BRINDABELLA BUILDING
MANAGEMENT
INNOVATIONS ENERGY
• Small air-conditioning zones
• In slab hydronic cooling TRANSPORT
• Tenant lighting connections to BMS
WATER
• Perimeter light dimming
• Re-usable carpet MATERIALS
LAND USE & ECOLOGY
EMMISSIONS
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

EXAMPLES
500 Collins Street 500 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria

3000
EXAMPLES
500 COLLINS STREET

MANAGEMENT
INNOVATIONS ENERGY
• Active and passive chilled beam air
TRANSPORT
conditioning in an occupied multi-
tenanted building WATER
• Comprehensive pre and post
occupancy study to assess the MATERIALS
productivity impact of tenants LAND USE & ECOLOGY

moving from old
space to refurbished space EMMISSIONS
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

EXAMPLES
Council House 2 200 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

EXAMPLES
COUNCIL HOUSE 2
MANAGEMENT
INNOVATIONS ENERGY
• Chilled ceilings
TRANSPORT
• Multi-Water Reuse (MWR) sewer
mining plant WATER
• Sprinkler water reclaim
• Phase Change Materials (PCM) MATERIALS
thermal storage LAND USE & ECOLOGY

• Shower towers for cooling
• Building integrated wind turbines EMMISSIONS
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120%

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PAZ DEL MUNDO YU

LORENZO PAZ DEL MUNDO

LORENZO PAZ DEL MUNDO YU

LORENZO PAZ DEL MUNDO YU

What Green Star is

Green Star assesses the

of buildings, fitouts and

Bond University Mirvac School of Sustainable Development - 6 Star Green

What Green Star is

Green Star assesses the

What Green Star is

What Green Star is

• helping to improve environmental

What Green Star is

• provides independent verification that

What Green Star is

What Green Star is

• evolve and expand to meet the

What Green Star is

• Lower operating costs and increase

• Use 66% less electricity than average

What Green Star is

What Green Star is

What Green Star is

What Green Star is

History and emergence

Today, the GBCA operates four Green Star rating tools:

Green Star - Communities (for neighborhoods and precincts)

Green Star - Performance (for building operations)

Green Star - Interiors (for fitouts).

Presented by Jose Miguel Del Mundo

4rating tools available for certification

B. Green Star Design & As Built - Building design and construction

C. Green Star Interiors – Fit-out design and construction

D. Green Star Performance - Building operations and maintenance

Requirements before registering:

1. Detailed Information of project, applicant, and

Considerations: space use, timing of certification, conditional requirements, and distinct

B. Green Star – Design & As Built eligibility criteria

C. Green Star – Interiors eligibility criteria

Considerations: fitout type, timing of submission for certification, conditional requirements,

D. Green Star – Performance eligibility criteria

Considertations: building type, timing of submission for certification, conditional requirements,

-Based on Project type: Single project certification, Government single project

Certification, or University Campus.

B. Green Star – Design & As Built eligibility criteria certification fee

-Based on project’s contract value

C. Green Star – Interiors eligibility criteria certification fee

-Based on project’s contract value

D. Green Star – Performance eligibility criteria certification fee

-Based on project’s Gross Floor Area (GFA)

Trade Mark Rules

Submit documentation to the GBCA for Green Star assessment.

Required documents provided by Green Star rating tools:

5. Calculators and guides

-The main source of

Green Star - Communities Scorecard v1.1

To recognise projects that

Green Star – Communities Scorecard 5 categories

Green Star – Communities Scorecard 5 categories

Green Star – Communities Scorecard 5 categories

Green Star – Communities Scorecard category

Economic prosperity 21%