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    The JIPMER Phase III project in Puducherry achieved a 4-star GRIHA rating with strategies to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. The 22,071 sqm building saw a 64% reduction in energy use compared to benchmarks through daylighting design, efficient fixtures and a 15 kWp solar installation. Over 900 trees were planted to offset those removed, and measures were taken to control air pollution during construction. Water use was reduced 62.32% for the building and 54% for landscaping through efficient fixtures. Sustainable materials like fly ash concrete and low-energy partitions were also utilized.

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    The JIPMER Phase III project in Puducherry achieved a 4-star GRIHA rating with strategies to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. The 22,071 sqm building saw a 64% reduction in energy use compared to benchmarks through daylighting design, efficient fixtures and a 15 kWp solar installation. Over 900 trees were planted to offset those removed, and measures were taken to control air pollution during construction. Water use was reduced 62.32% for the building and 54% for landscaping through efficient fixtures. Sustainable materials like fly ash concrete and low-energy partitions were also utilized.

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    The JIPMER Phase III project in Puducherry achieved a 4-star GRIHA rating with strategies to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. The 22,071 sqm building saw a 64% reduction in energy use compared to benchmarks through daylighting design, efficient fixtures and a 15 kWp solar installation. Over 900 trees were planted to offset those removed, and measures were taken to control air pollution during construction. Water use was reduced 62.32% for the building and 54% for landscaping through efficient fixtures. Sustainable materials like fly ash concrete and low-energy partitions were also utilized.

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    JIPMER Phase III, Puducherry

    Location : Puducherry, Tamilnadu


    Site Area : 20,080 m2
    Built-up Area : 22,071 m2
    Air-Conditioned Area : 7,729m2
    Non-Air-Conditioned Area : 14,342 m2
    Energy Consumption Reduction : 64% reduction in the energy consumption compared to
    GRIHA benchmark
    EPI : 98.8 kWh/m2/year
    GRIHA provisional rating : 4 Star Rating (Version: 3.1)
    Year of completion : 2019
    The following strategies were adopted to reduce the building impact on the natural environment:
    ÞÞSustainable Site Planning:
    • Out of 114 existing mature trees, 74 trees were cut and 950 new trees were transplanted.
    • Air pollution control measures such as site barricading, coverage of dusty material and other appropriate
    measures were strictly adhered to during construction.
    • 736 m3 of top soil was reused in landscaping and the remaining has been stored for future use.
    ÞÞWater Management:
    • Reduction of 62.32% from the GRIHA base case has been demonstrated in building water demand by
    installing water efficient fixtures.
    • Reduction of 54% from the GRIHA base case has been demonstrated in the landscape water demand.
    • Gunny bags/hessian cloth was used for curing of columns and ponding technique was used for curing
    of slabs.
    ÞÞEnergy Optimization
    • For achieving visual comfort:
    »» 51.25% of the habitable spaces in the building are day lit and meet the daylight factors as prescribed
    by NBC 2005.
    »» The lux level of interior lighting is designed as per NBC 2005.
    • EPI reduction of 64% from GRIHA benchmark has been demonstrated.
    ÞÞRenewable Energy Technology installed on site:
    • Solar Photovoltaic system of capacity 15 kWp is installed on-site.
    ÞÞSustainable Building Materials:
    • More than 15% of the cement is substituted with fly ash by weight for structural concrete application.
    • 87% of the total materials used in the building for false ceiling, internal partitions and in-built furniture
    are low-energy.
    • Granite and vitrified tiles were used as a flooring material in the building.
    Integrated Design Team:
    Client : Dr. K C Premarajan
    Project Coordinator : Dr. Rajkumar S (L&T Construction)
    Principal Architect : Mr. S. Krishnamoorthy, EDRC, L&T Constructions
    Landscape Architect : Mr. Arun KH, EDRC, L&T Constructions
    Structural Consultant : Dr. Justin S., EDRC, L&T Construction
    Electrical Consultant : Mr. Ramesh Ramasubramanian,
    EDRC, L&T Construction
    Planning Manager : Mr. G.Tamilarasan
    Green Building Design and Certification : Mr. Ebenezer G.R

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