Project Highlights
Home for Street Children –
Auxilium Navajeevana
Owner | : Auxilium Navajeevana |
Architect | : Ela Green Buildings & Infrastructure Consultants |
Built Up Area | : 20,000 sq.ft |
Location | : Hyderabad |
200 mm Fly Ash Bricks – U value –
0.72 W/sq.m K
WWR & Daylight
Shading Elements
Project Highlights
19.5%
Energy Savings
w/o renewables
76%
Daylit spaces
Ela Green School
Owner | : Ela Green School |
Architect | : Ela Green Buildings & Infrastructure Consultants |
Built Up Area | : 86,000 sq.ft |
Location | : Chennai |
While designing Ela Green School, we had two ideas: Ensuring a safe & productive indoor environment for the students and ensuring the most optimal energy-efficient performance of the building.
To achieve this, we employed the trias energitica approach which forms an energy efficient design, then ensuring active & renewable energy for superior performance.
Novel design such as assisted natural ventilation ensures lower indoor temperature whilst lowering energy consumption was employed for a sustainable design.
Coal India Corporate
Office Building
Owner | : Coal India Ltd |
Architect | : Raj Rewal & Associates |
Built Up Area | : 2,50,000 sq.ft |
Location | : Kolkata |
Stepped floors – for effective
utilization of courtyards
Roof –Insulation with 75 mm
thick EPS
Additional layer of glass to avoid
glare and act as a shading
element
Project Highlights
56%
Energy Savings
w/o renewables
82%
Daylit spaces
Rainbow Hospitals
Hospital owners understand the tangible benefits that a green hospital brings. Through sensible solutions such as low-energy lighting, thermal glass, tapping on renewable energy and water-conserving fixtures, hospitals reduce their utility cost through which the saved money can be used to provide better patient care while providing comfortable spaces with good ventilation and abundant daylight.
“Designing Green has allowed us to enhance comfort conditions whilst reducing operation costs drastically.”
Neeraj Lal, Vice President, Head – Operations, Rainbow Hospitals
Rainbow hospitals located all over India uses various energy conservation measures such as usage of LED lights, presence of VFD in AHUs, etc. Their highest savings is through the usage of solar-heat pump hybrid system catering to their hot water requirements.
Owner | : Rainbow Hospitals |
Location | : Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Chennai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Vizag |
21 kWh/sq.m/yr | Savings using Hybrid |
Infosys Limited
Infosys Limited is one of the premier institutions in India exemplifying leadership in environmental sustainability. With its state of the art monitoring systems and implementation of cutting edge technology in its daily operations & maintenance of buildings, Infosys’ carbon footprint is highly reduced.
“Sustainability is not an aspiration. It has to be an emotion”
Swapnil Joshi, Infosys
The firm used solar powered sludge dryer for drying the STP sludge waste. The sludge is then used as fertilizer for its onsite landscape & nursery. It also employs bio-methanation plant, which converts food waste into fuel for cooking requirement. The plant in their Bhubaneswar facility caters to 100% of their cooking needs.
100% | Biomethanation used for cooking |
Microsoft India (R&D) Private Limited
Microsoft India (R&D) Pvt. Ltd is the largest Existing Buildings: Interiors platinum certified building in India. The building located where the public transport structure is robust encourages pooled transport to cut down on it CO2 emissions by transport. Its state of the art STP system on –site ensures maximum utilization of its resources.
45%
Food produce
locally purchased
78%
Offsite Solar PV
contribution in the
Energy Mix
MIRPL commissioned a bio methanation plant, which converts food waste into fuel for cooking requirement. The plant as of Feb 2020, caters to 15% of their cooking needs.
Built Up Area | : 5,85,000 sq.ft |
Location | : Bengaluru |