LAMPIRAN 1

JABATAN KEJURUTERAAN AWAM

POLITEKNIK UNGKU OMAR
SESI 1 2022/2023

COURSE CODE : DUG30023

COURSE NAME : GREEN TECHNOLOGY COMPLIANCE
ASSESSMENT : CASE STUDY 1

COURSE SECTION : DGU3C

LECTURER COURSE NAME: NOORIZAWATY BINTI YUSUFF

INSTRUCTION:

1. Answer all question.

2. The question is based on CLO1 (C3)

REGISTRATION NUM. NAME CLO MARKS

01DGU21F1063 MUHAMMAD HISYAM b. MOHAMAD 1

HELMI
01DGU21F1043 MUHAMMAD ANIQ MIRZA b. IRWAN 2
01DGU21F1078 MUHAMMAD HARIS b. AHMAD SHUKRI
3

TOTAL

Prepared by: Checked and approved by:

NOORIZAWATY BINTI YUSUFF

Pensyarah Unit
Geomatik
TOPIC 2: INTRODUCTION TO GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND PRACTICES

CASE STUDY 1: GREEN BUILDING

Form a group (max. 3 student). Make a comprehensive report about the topic to be discussed below.
The report also must follow the attributes as stated in the guidance section below. Make sure all group
members participate actively in discussion

QUESTION:
Green building
a) Thermal envelope
b) Indoor environmental quality (IEQ)
c) Cooling and cooling loads
d) Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
e) Building energy management systems
f) Active collection and transformation of renewable energy
g) Domestic water
h) Lighting systems
i) Daylighting
j) Household appliances, consumer electronics and office equipment

Based on topic of the case study given, conduct a report and slide presentation about Green Building.
Analyses and explain each point use on the above statement.

WRITING REPORT GUIDANCE:

1. Report must not exceed 15 pages in A4 paper size entirely.

2. Report has to be well organized and structured – must include all the relevant information required and in proper
arrangement (introduction, content, summarization and reference is compulsory).
3. Failure to follow this guidance will lead to serious loss of marks.
4. DATE OF SUBMISSION:
5. The marking criteria is as follows:

Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning

Criteria 4 3 2 1

Yes Yes, but No, but No

Topic  Directly relevant  Somewhat relevant  Remotely related  Totally unrelated

 Good organization; points  Organized; points are  Some organization;  Poorly organized; no
are logically ordered; somewhat jumpy; points jump around; logical progression;
Organization sharp sense of beginning sense of beginning beginning and ending beginning and ending
and end; complete and ending; all are unclear; only 1-2 are vague; no relevant
references with format references satisfied relevant references references
Quality of  Supporting details  Some details are  Details are  Unable to find
specific to subject non-supporting to somewhat sketchy. specific details
Information
the subject Do not support topic

Grammar,  No errors  Only one or two  More than two  Numerous errors
Usage, errors errors distract from
Mechanics, understanding
Spelling

Interest  Vocabulary is varied;  Vocabulary is  Vocabulary is  Basic vocabulary;

Level supporting details vivid varied; supporting unimaginative; needs descriptive
details useful details lack “colour” words

 Typed; clean; neatly  Legible writing,  Legible writing,  Illegible writing;

bound in a report cover; well-formed some ill-formed loose pages
Neatness illustrations provided characters; clean letters, print too
and neatly bound small or too large;
in a report cover papers stapled
together
Timeliness  Report on time  Report one class  Report two class  Report more than
period late periods late one week late
No. Table of contents
1 INTRODUCTION
2 CONTENTS
3 SUMMARY
4 REFERENCE
 Introduction
1. “Green building” is a building that features environmentally
friendly technology.

2. Technology that can save energy costs such as electricity and

water.

3. It can provide complete comfort and a healthy environment to the

public.

4. Oasia Hotel Downtown Building, Singapore is a building that

making "Green Building"  concept. This hotel gets certified by BCA.

5. Designed by the WOHA firm. The building has 27 floors this is

designed with the presence of green plants and flowering plants
that cover the outside of the building.

6. The green plants make the temperature the surface of the hotel is

cooler than the temperature ambient.
 Contents
1. Thermal envelope
This L-shaped Hotel creates a wind passage of 21 and 35
meters high in each sky terrace. Each atrium achieves an
approximate height and depth ratio of 1:1. With that, it can
divide the bright and airy environment with daylight and wind
blowing and evaporative cooling from water and shade from
greenery.

2. Indoor environmental quality (IEQ)

The hotel does not have a full-height curtain wall. It is covered
by 25,000 square meters of aluminium mesh screens and
1,800 vine plantings that will spread 3 to 5 meters across the
surface. With the greenery, the screen can function as a
shade filter, reducing heat and noise., prevents smog and
improves air quality.
3.COOLING AND COOLING LOADS
The cooling load is the amount of heat that need to be
removed. This building has a big space between blocks. the
spaces is needed as a cooling loads so the building can
maintain its temperature.

4. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning

This hotel inserted in naturally ventilated breezeway between
room blocks. These spaces throughout the high-rise with
dynamic internal views. These provide guests and occupants
generous amenity spaces throughout the high-rise that
functions as a heating, ventilation, and natural air conditioning.
5. Building energy management systems
The modern tower has evolved as a suite of engineering
solutions and financial efficiencies- maximized volume to
surface area ratio. While boasting efficient structures and
systems, building still account for nearly 40% of global energy
consumption. 60% is consumed by the common areas in
buildings.

6. Active collection and transformation of renewable

energy
Twenty-one species of creeper were selected and distributed
based on their sunlight requirements, rate growth, texture, and
colour. Some species produce colourful flower that attract
birds and insects.  The variety of plants also provide natural
resilience against disease carrying and destructive insects.

7. Domestic Water
An automatic irrigation system was designed to irrigate planter
boxes and garden beds on a 28-storey hotel next to Tanjong
Pagar MRT. The irrigation system has two water supplies via
a pumping system to levels 27 & 28 and a gravity feed supply
feeding the lower levels

8. Lighting Systems
This new hotel in central business area of Singapore features
a red screen as facade cladding with crawling plants softly
illuminated from the inner side. The architecture stands out as
a big lantern, creating an iconic nightscape. Up lights in three
sky terras cast silhouettes of trees onto the ceiling.

9. Daylighting

This building get daylighting from the spaces that were built
around the building and at the top of the skyscraper 
10. Household appliances, consumer electronics and
office equipment
The hotel has 314 rooms and 100 hotel office units, where it
has a closed space cooled by a highly efficient variable cold-
water system and a condenser water pump. The management
and control system of this building has been confirmed by the
operation of the cold-water system.
References

https://www.insider.com/singapore-green-hotel-oasia-
downtown-plants-time-lapse-photos-2022-6

https://www.scribd.com/doc/39404390/Bangunan-Hijau

https://www.tatlerasia.com/homes/architecture-design/
green-architecture-landmarks-singapore-singpost-new-
tallest-stamps

https://www.insider.com/singapore-green-hotel-oasia-
downtown-plants-time-lapse-photos-2022-6

http://civilarchitectureconstruction.blogspot.com/
2018/12/oasia-hotel-downtown-woha-singapore.html

https://www1.bca.gov.sg/docs/default-source/docs-corp-
buildsg/sustainability/green-hotels-event-venues.pdf
 Summary
The green plot ratio measures the density of greenery
within a development, per the Urban Redevelopment
Authority. Oasia Hotel Downtown has a green plot
ratio of 1,100%, meaning the plants on the building
can cover more than 10 times the amount greenery
lost because of the hotel's construction, per the
factsheet. Rather than reducing the amount of
greenery in the city, the construction of the building
ends up adding to it instead.