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    University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun

    Location : Bidoli, Dehradun, Uttarakhand


    Site Area : 1,08,717 m2
    Built up Area : 33,787.34 m2
    Air-conditioned Area : 11792 m2
    Non Air- conditioned Area : 26476 m2
    Energy Consumption Reduction : 42.73% from GRIHA benchmark
    Water Consumption Reduction : 33.16% from GRIHA benchmark
    EPI : 35.22 kWh/sqm/year
    Occupancy hours : 24 hours (Residential ) & 10 hours (academic)
    Renewable energy installed on site : 100kWP
    GRIHA rating : 4 Stars

    The following strategies were adopted to reduce the impact of the proposed building on natural
    environment:
     Sustainable Site Planning:
    • Barricading of the site to prevent air pollution.
    • Existing trees preserved and native species of trees planted
    • Top soil preserved and protected for later use
    • Minimum damage to the existing topography of the site

     Reduction in water consumption (compared to GRIHA benchmark):


    • Reduction in building water consumption by use of low-flow fixtures : %
    • 33.16% reduction in landscape water consumption by using native species and efficient
    irrigation systems
    • Waste water treated and re-used for landscape water requirement
    • More than 50% of the paved area topped with lose aggregate to allow penetration of water

     Reduction in energy consumption (compared to GRIHA benchmark) while maintaining


    occupant comfort:
    • 40% reduction in annual energy consumption as compared to a conventional building
    • 45% of the total area is day-lighted
    • External shading and efficient glazing systems to reduce solar heat gain and glare-free day-light
    • ECBC compliant energy efficient artificial lighting system
    • ECBC Compliant envelope to reduce space conditioning loads

     Renewable energy technologies installed on site:


    • 30.1% of annual energy requirement for artificial lighting met by solar energy
    • Total installed capacity of 100kWp
    • 95.3% annual energy saved by solar hot water system

     Use of low-energy/green materials:


    • Use of Portland Pozzolona cement in structural concrete to reduce embodied energy of the building
    • Use of low energy kota stone in flooring
    • Energy savings of 54% in structural application and 22% for non-structural applications.

    Integrated Design Team:


    Client : University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun
    Architect : Design Associates Inc.
    HVAC System : Daikin India
    Electrical Consultant : Design Centre Consulting Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
    Interiors : Godrej Interio, IRGO
    GRIHA Rating Consultant : GreenTree Building Energy (P) Ltd.

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