Intelligent Buildings (NT3042) L1&2 IBI
Intelligent Buildings (NT3042) L1&2 IBI
Lecture 01B
Introduction:
Intelligent Building Index (IBI)
UClan/SHAPE (VTC)
Department of Real Estate and
Facilities Management, IVE(MH)
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References
• The Intelligent Building Index Manual (Version
4.0)
• Issued by Asian Institute of Intelligent
Buildings (AIIB) , January 2010
• Ref.: http://www.aiib.net/
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Intelligent Buildings - advantages
• provide a more comfortable environment for
occupants, improve their working efficiency make
use of modern information technology.
• meet the occupant's need.
• provide the concept of an green and environmentally
friendly building.
• provides a great flexibility in changing the function of
the building.
• ensures much lower lift-cycle costs, especially for
maintenance and improvement works.
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Intelligent Building Award
• Year 2005 - Hong Kong Cyberport
• Year 2004 - two ifc
• year 2003 - Hong Kong Science Park
• year 2002 - Hong Kong University
Kadoorie Biological Science Building
• http://www.aiib.net/award-building.htm
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Asian Intelligent Building Index (AIIB)
亞洲智能建築指數
• (Green Index)
• (Space Index)
• (Comfort Index)
• (Working Efficiency Index)
• (Culture Index)
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Asian Intelligent Building Index (AIIB)
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Examples of Green Index
• Green Index include :Items 1 to 80
• Item 1- Scientific studies on various green
design (including effects on the
surrounding environment and buildings,
such as light pollution, wall effect , wind
and ventilation, etc.
• Item 2 – Green building materials (such
as low-emission coated glass, recycled
rubber till, radon blocking paint, etc.)
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Item 3
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• Item 4: Green operations, maintenance
and management (include proven green
policy enforced, such as ISO 14000
certification)
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• Item 5: Lift and escalator Energy
consumption, without passenger (50J/kg),
with passenger (2kJ/passenger/m),
• During up-peak when all cars are closed to
full load, total energy of the whole system
during an interval of 5 mins. Is divided by
the total number of passengers handled by
the system within the same time interval.
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• Item 6: Lift and escalators: handling
capacity in percentage of total population
(15% for ordinary lift and 20% for sky
lobby)
• Item 7: : Lift and escalators- maximum
interval time – it the time required for the
next car to arrive at the main terminal after
the previous car has arrived at the main
terminal (ref. to EMSD COP)
• Item8: Lift and escalators – journey time
(40sw or below)
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• Item 9: Lift and escalators – waiting time
(30 s or below)
• Item 10: Lift and escalators: Drive and
control systems ( VVVF system – most
efficient drive for energy saving)
• http://ee.emsd.gov.hk/english/lift/lift_tech/li
ft_tech.html#1
• Item 11: Lift and escalators – maximum
allowable electrical power of traction lift
(compliance with COP)
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• Item 12: Lift and escalators: Total
Harmonics Distortion (THD) of the motor
drive systems (refer to COP, EMSD)
• Item 13: Lift and escalators: Total power
factor of motor drive systems (0.85 or
better)
• Item 14: Lift and escalators: Maximum
allowable electrical power of escalator and
passenger conveyor (refer to COP,
EMSD)
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• Item 15: Lift and escalators – regeneration
into the supply system ( regeneration of lift
system energy in moving downward can
provide power into the ssytem)
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• Item 17: Thermal comfort (Temperature
and relative Humidity)
• Best Temperature range: 22 – 24 Deg. C
• Best Relative Humidity : 40 – 60 %
• (refer to ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 55-
2004)
• Item 18: Thermal comfort : OTTV
• Overall Thermal Transfer Value
• Best OTTV < = 15 W/m2
• Acceptable OTTV < = 35 W/m2
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• Item 19: Electricity power provision –
70VA/m2, the area is UFA (usable Floor
Area) of the urban building . The
commercial COP 215: a Reference of CLP
• Item 21: Electricity power quality (include
transformer efficiency, motor efficiency,
motor sizing, power factor improvement,
demand side management, THD,
balancing of phase and
metering/monitoring facilities)
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• Item 22: Heating services – energy
recycling , heating services is not
important in HK
• Discussion:
• 1. heating requirements are important in
what type of HK buildings?
• 2. Which countries in Asia need heating
services?
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• Item 23: HVAC services (Provision of Heat
Pumps and heat wheel) – Improvement in
COP
• http://ee.emsd.gov.hk/english/air/air_techn
ology/air_tech_air.html#2
• www.stchk.com
• Item 24: HVAC services: provision of heat
recovery (i.e. free cooling or free heating)
• What is free cooling or free heating?
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• Item 25: Ventilation and air conditioning –
Coefficient of Performance (COP) of air
conditioning installation (2.5 or above)
• Discussion: how to calculate the total heat
rejected by the chiller system of the
building?
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• Item 26: Ventilation and air conditioning :
Method of cooling (District cooling, fresh
water cooling, sea water cooling and air
cooling)
• http://www.emsd.gov.hk/emsd/eng/pee/wa
cs.shtml
• Discussion: Which project in HK can use
district cooling? What are its advantages?
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• Item 27: Cool air distribution (Variable Air
Volume system are considered as the
most environmental friendly system)
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• Item 30: adequate daylighting (3% or
above), The Lighting Guide LG10:1999
Daylighting and Window Design published
by CIBSE
• Item 31: Permanent artificial lighting
average power density (25 W/m2 or lower)
• Item 32: Lighting: Permanent artificial
lighting average glare index (16 or less),
refer to the Calculation of Glare Indices
and Lighting Guide LG3: 1996 on the
Visual Environment for Display Screen
Use published by CIBSE)
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• Item 33: Permanent artificial lighting
average lux level (500 lux is considered
appropriate for office building)
• Item 34: Average Efficacy of all lamps (50
lm/W or above)
• http://www.emsd.gov.hk/emsd/eng/pee/eer
sb_pub_cp.shtml
• Lighting: ease of Control (the best is
automatic control, a poor lamp control will
hinder the energy saving plan of building)
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• Item 35: Lighting: Average colour
temperature (below 555K), the colour
temperature is important to the comfort of
sensation of occupants and it is important
to the efficiency and health of occupants in
the building
• Item 36: Lighting- ease of control
• Discussion: What are the methods for
lighting control in building?
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• Item 38 - 41: Lavatory and provision of
appliances (Full and half flushing system,
recycled water system, electronic sensing
flushing system, electronic sensing water
tap, proper functioning of water systems in
toilet with good hygiene and maintenance.
• Item 42: Indoor air quality (IAQ)
• Comply with ASHRAE 62.1 -2007)
• www. iaq.gov.hk
• (Grade: Excellent Class and Good Class)
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• Item 43: Amount of fresh air change per
second (Above 9.5 litre/s/occupant)
• Item 44: Non- smoking building – non-
smoking building should follow the Law of
HK
• Item 45: Ventilation and air conditioning –
special ventilation for some areas (e.g.
carpark, kitchen, restaurant and toilet)
• Best – fully automated demand control
achieving 20 Air Change (AC) per hour
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• Item 46: Contamination of chilled and
condensing water (bacteria, virus and
other contaminants, so regular water
quality test is needed)
• Fresh Water Cooling Towers Scheme
• for Air Conditioning Systems (FWCT
Scheme) by EMSD
• http://www.emsd.gov.hk/emsd/eng/pee/psf
wct.shtml
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• Item 47: Ventilation and air conditioning –
water leakage (e.g. condensate drain
blockage and condensed water due to
poor insulation) (Excellent if there is no
leakage point in the building, Good system
refers to not more than 3 leakage points
within the whole building.)
• Item 48: Ventilation and air conditioning –
cleanliness ( inspect the intersection of
pipes, ducts and all louvers/diffusers)
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• Item 49: Ventilation and air conditioning –
use of water cooled chillers with fresh
water of sea water (The efficiency are
compared with the air-cooled chiller)
• Item 50: Provision of consumables in toilet
(Hand dryers, rolling tower , recycled
paper,etc)
• Item 51: Environmental Friendliness –
recycle of wastes produced by the building
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• Item 52: Environmental friendliness –
substantial use of non-exhaustible
materials of construction
• Item 53: Environmental friendliness (plan
to lower the life cycle usage of energy)
• Item 54: Use of natural ventilation (e.g. in
Winter – outdoor temperature is below the
desirable indoor temperature, enthalpy
control in HVAC is one possible method to
maximise fresh air supply during winter)
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• Item 55: Substantial use of renewable
energy (e.g. solar power, wind power,etc.)
• Item 56: Plantation and landscape
gardening – optimal Plantation inside the
building and landscape gardening around
the building with landscape consultant
advice.
• Item 57: Image of environmental
friendliness ( whether the building
management has put environmental
friendliness at a top priority – green policy
and guidelines, implementation
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• Item 58: Drainage :
• - no. of junctions sufficient strength and
capacity
• Use of suitable materials
• Sufficient gradient
• Readily accessible
• Watertight between joints
• Without obstruction
• Number and position of manhole and
inspection chambers
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• Item 59 : Waste disposal (management of
sewage disposal, recycle of waste, proper
collection of wastes…)
• Item 60 : Outdoor air pollution( minimize
the pollution of gas exhausted to the
outdoor (e.g. filtering the exhaust from
emergency generator)
• Item 61 -62 : Lift (In-car noise and lobby
noise, below 45 dBA )
• Item 65: Noise level of ventilation and air
conditioning ( NC 45 level)
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• Item 63: Lift and escalators – machine
room noise (whether audible in common
areas or offices)
• Item 64: : Lift and escalators – Horizontal
vibration (0.15 m/s2) vertical vibration (9.8
m/s2) , the above limits apply to lifts with
speed up to 4 m/s. (refer to COP of
EMSD, EVA-625 for measurement of
vibration level)
• Item 65: Noise level of ventilation and air
conditioning ( NC 45 level)
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• Item 66 : Environmental friendliness –
outdoor noise pollution (refer to statutory
compliance, it will be excellent with an
acoustic consultant for optimal noise
mitigation measures.
• Item 67: Environmental friendliness –
indoor noise pollution in terms of average
noise level (55 dbA or below)
• Item 68 : Sunlight pollution by curtain wall
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• Item 69: Heating services – pollution
related to fuel consumption ( need to
minimize the pollution)
• Item 70: condition of pipe insulation
(insulation materials contained CFC/HCFC
should not be used)
• Item 71: Refrigerant – CIBSE guidance
note GN01: 2000 on CFCs HCFCs and
Halons are forbidden to use. Refrigeration
leakage detection system is required if
chiller plant is located inside a building.
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• Item 72: Pollution produced (reusable
construction materials, categorization of
garbage, reduction in the emission of
carbon dioxide, use of virtual wiring
• Item 73: Modernisation of major facilities (
a sinking fund and maintenance fund is
used to modernise the facilities)
• Item 74: Access for erection and
maintenance (adequate amount of space
for convenience, safety and effective
maintenance and erection of equipment is
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• Item 78: Green transportation means –
provision of electricity –powered means of
transportation and ease of access to main
public transport terminals to discourage
the use of private car.
• Item 79: Water management, water
savings measures and audit - active
leakage control, water conservation
measures, seawater for flushing , award of
government certificate on water savings
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• Some more references for Green Index:
• HK BEAM _ HK Green Building Council
• LEEDS in US
• COP for Energy Efficiency issued by
EMSD
• COP for OTTV in Buildings – by Building
Department in 2005
• ASHRAE standard
• Water Efficiency Labeling scheme- by
Water Supplies Department
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Item 1
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Item 2
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• Item 3: Average usable area in percentage
of total Gross Floor Area (GFA) – the
utilization of space for the purpose of the
building excluding areas used for common
corridors, lift lobbies, plant rooms,etc.
• 80% is a good value for item 3
• Item 4: Circulation for disabled: full
compliance with the statutory
requirements (refer to design guide for
disabled – barrier free access)
• http://www.bd.gov.hk/english/documents/in
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• Items 5- 9 : Carpark and transportation –
location of carpark, number of carpark
space, space of carpark, ease of access to
main public transport terminals, number of
loading and unloading areas for taxis,
cargo vehicles and private car
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Item 10
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Item 11
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• Item 12: Flexibility of internal re-
arrangement of personnel (i.e. change
their seat due to deployment and
promotion) The average time to swap 2
officers on a random basis (10 minutes to
1 hour)
• Item 13: Building provisions for spare,
equipment, and facilities (include spare
riser space, spare plant space, spare
conduits, adequate floor loading,
headroom, raised floor and false ceiling.
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• Item 15: Ease of access for future plant
maintenance, replacement and
maintainability of installations
• Item 16: Provision of space for
management (building management office,
building control rooms, maintenance
workshops, staff common room, shroff
office, etc.
• Item 17: Maintenance and Management
policy and facilities audit – for life cycle
cost analysis
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• Some more references for Space Index:
• Design Manual for Barrier Free Access
(2008), three key requirements:
• (1) dimension of circulation area
• (2) provision of ramp
• (3) disabled friendly lifts
• HK Planning standards and guidelines –
by planning department,
• www.pland.gov.hk
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Items 1-52,
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• Item 1: Area per person
• Item2: Average width of corridor
• Item3: Average usable area in percentage
of total GFA
• Item 4: Provision of a lobby lounge on
every floor
• Item 5: Access (Entrance width) – Best :10
persons or above
• Item 6: Access (Operating time of the
building – Best: 24hrs.*7 days)
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• Items 7 -14: Lift and Escalators – vibration,
acceleration and deceleration, average
illumination (100 lux), air change (20
AC/hr), in car noise (45 dBA), lift lobby
noise (45 dBA), machine room noise
(whether it is audible from any common
area, waiting time (30s or below)
• Item 15 – Temperature and humidity
• Item 16 – indoor air quality
• Item 17- OTTV
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• Item 18- amount of fresh air changes per
sec. (9 litres/s/occupant)
• Item 19- ventilation and air conditioning
noise level (NC45 or below)
• Item 20- ventilation and air conditioning:
frequency of breakdown of major
equipment (frequent breakdown of HVAC
system will seriously affect human
comfort, Mean Time between Failure
(MTBF) for chiller, fan, pump, AHU, PAU,
cooling tower,etc.
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• Items for Ventilation and air conditioning:
• Item 21: Special ventilation for some
areas, e.g. carpark, kitchen, restaurant
and toilet
• Item 22: Odour and freshness of indoor air
• Item 23: contamination of chilled and
condensing water..
• Item 24: access for erection and
maintenance
• Item 25 – water leakage
• Item 26 - cleanliness
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• Items for Lighting:
• Item 27 – adequate daylighting
• Item 28 – permanent artificial lighting
average power density (25 W/m2)
• Item 29: Average colour temperature
(555K)
• Item 30 – colour rendering
• Item 31- noise from luminaries
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Item 32
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• Item 33 – Lighting Glare (Glare index = 12
or below)
• Item 34 – Lighting: suitability for the task
(Code for interior lighting, CIBSE 1994)
• Item 35 : window shape and position
• Item 36: colour and indoor decoration
• Item 37: General appearance of facilities
(e.g. appearance of air conditioning
system and lighting system)
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• Items 38 -44 : Lavatory and Provision of
appliance
• - No. of lavatory (refer to Buildings
(Standards of sanitary fitments, plumbing,
drainage works), provisions of disabled
toilet
• www.bd.gov.hk/english/documents/pnap/P
nap297.pdf
• Location – occupant needs to walk in
order to reach the nearby lavatory (Best
30 m or below)
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Item 40
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• Lavatory and Provision of appliance
• Item 41: Flushing system and drainage
system ( based on the functionality, refill
speed, flow rate of flushing system, prefer
to use automatic flushing system)
• Item 42: Fresh water supplies system
(based on flowrate of potable water
supply system and cleanliness of the
water)
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• Lavatory and Provision of appliance
• Item 43: provision of consumables (hand
dryer, rolling towel, recycled paper)
• Item 44: Repair of water system (for both
fresh and flush system – select 5 male and
5 female toilets – to check the water tap
and flushing system)
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Item 45
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• Item 46: Entertainment facilities ( include
restaurants, cafes, health club, lounges,
sky gardens, podium garden, vending
machines, pantries,etc. for informal
gathering meal and relaxation.
• Item 47: Provision of automatic devices
facilitating users of the building (such as
sensors for automatic door opening and
closing at the entrance/exit).
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• Item 48: Lighting – maintenance factor
(total lumen output of old lighting together
with fittings due to aging to the total lumen
output for new lighting, one lighting is
chosen randomly in each floor fro testing)
• Item: 49 Lighting : cleanliness
• Item 50: Signage/Building directory/
directional signs/Maps (especially for
signage for disabled and signage for
evacuation.
• Item 51: Maintenance and management
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Item 1
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• Item 2: Average width of corridor
• Item 3: Average usable area in % of GFA
• Item 4: Existence of public conference and
meeting facilities (tenants can rent or use
it for meetings, seminars or conference
with all sort of equipment)
• Items 5- 7: carpark and transportation (no.
of carpark space, location, no. of loading
and unloading areas)
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• Item 8: Ease of access for future plant
maintenance
• Items 9- 11: Entrance width, operating
time of building and Helicopter apron
• Item 12: Ease of access to public transport
terminals
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Item 13
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Item 14
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• Items 15 – 19 : Lift and escalator
• Item 15: Handling capacity in % of total
population = 240* Contract capacity of car
(in no. of passengers)* No. of cars within a
group/Up-peak interval (in sec)
• Best: 15% for Ordinary lift and 20% for
sky lobby lift
• Journey time: 40s or below (measured on
sites or by simulation software – from the
moment of entering the car to leaving the
car)
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• Lift and escalators:
• Item 17 : waiting time ( 30 s or below)-
average waiting time for passenger at the lift
lobby
• Item 18: Location – maximum distance from
anywhere to the nearest lift group at atypical
floor (best : 30m or below)
• Item 19: Service and repair (frequency of out
of services should be as low as possible),
only monthly or half-monthly shutdown for
routine maintenance is acceptable. Data can
be obtained from log Kwokbook.
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• Item 20: Temperature and RH
• Item 21: Indoor air quality
• Item 22: Electric power outlets (two to
three 13A power outlets per person)
• Item 23: electric power supply ( spare
100A three phase supply /1000m2)
• Items 24- 29: adequate daylighting,
average power density, uniformity of lux
level (5% /meter), ease of control,
suitability for the task, glare)
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• Item 30: general appearance of facilities
• Item 31: colour and indoor decoration
• Item 32: Architectural design of the
building (Image) – people are more
innovative/creative for working in a post-
modern environment
• Items 33- 36 : Lavatory and provision of
appliances (number of lavatory,
operational- open to the public, location)
• Item 34: provision of a lobby lounge on
very floor
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• Items 37 – 45: e-services
• Item 37 - availability of infrastructure for e-
services (Local Area network (LAN),
wireless networks (Wi-fi), broadband
internet and intranet for building)
• Item 38: Existence of firewall – virus proof
and hacking protection
• Item 39: Broadband internet ( prefer 1
workstation/occupant)
• Item 40: prefer 1 unique IP address per
staff
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• Item 41: availability of multi-media facilities
such as video on demand, image
communication.
• Item 42: Public address system
• Item 43: Voice mail and music for
telephone system
• Item 44: Intranet management system
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Item 43
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Item 44
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Item 45
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Item 46
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Item 47
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Item 47
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Item 47
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Item 47
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Item 48
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Item 48
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Item 48
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Item 48
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Item 49
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Item 50
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Item 50
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Item 51: Provision of updated
information at public area
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Item 52
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Item 52
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Item 52
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Item 53
70 – 89.9
60 – 69.9