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    The document summarizes the Energy Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) Diamond Building in Putrajaya, which showcases energy efficient and sustainable building features. The building aims to achieve a targeted Building Energy Index of 85 kWh/m2/year, with estimated annual electrical savings of 48% and water savings of 67%. Key sustainable design strategies include a distinctive diamond shape that optimizes passive solar control, building integrated photovoltaic panels, insulated roofs, rainwater harvesting, and greenery on roofs.

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    The document summarizes the Energy Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) Diamond Building in Putrajaya, which showcases energy efficient and sustainable building features. The building aims to achieve a targeted Building Energy Index of 85 kWh/m2/year, with estimated annual electrical savings of 48% and water savings of 67%. Key sustainable design strategies include a distinctive diamond shape that optimizes passive solar control, building integrated photovoltaic panels, insulated roofs, rainwater harvesting, and greenery on roofs.

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    The document summarizes the Energy Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) Diamond Building in Putrajaya, which showcases energy efficient and sustainable building features. The building aims to achieve a targeted Building Energy Index of 85 kWh/m2/year, with estimated annual electrical savings of 48% and water savings of 67%. Key sustainable design strategies include a distinctive diamond shape that optimizes passive solar control, building integrated photovoltaic panels, insulated roofs, rainwater harvesting, and greenery on roofs.

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    The document summarizes the Energy Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) Diamond Building in Putrajaya, which showcases energy efficient and sustainable building features. The building aims to achieve a targeted Building Energy Index of 85 kWh/m2/year, with estimated annual electrical savings of 48% and water savings of 67%. Key sustainable design strategies include a distinctive diamond shape that optimizes passive solar control, building integrated photovoltaic panels, insulated roofs, rainwater harvesting, and greenery on roofs.

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    Building Background
    Building Overview
     Name: Energy Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) - the
    Diamond Building
     Location: Precinct 2, Putrajaya
     Objective: To show case energy efficient and sustainable building

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Fact Sheet

     Targeted Building Energy Index (BEI) is 85 kWh/m2/year


    (2800hours)
     Estimated Annually Electrical Saving is 48%
     Estimated Annually Water Saving is 67%
     Targeted Monetary Saving is RM360k/year
     Incremental Construction Cost to Green Building is 6%
     The Payback Period is 12.3 years San Chin Yee
    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Concept of Form
    A distinctive diamond form:
    ─is prominent and unique
    ─symbolizes value, quality, transparency & durability,
    ─characterize ST’s role as a regulatory body
    ─is an optimum passive design approach to achieve energy
    efficiency

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Building Design
    Plans

    Ty p ica l F lo o r
    p la n
    Not to Scale

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Plans

    Basemen Floor Ground Floor


    Plan Plan
    Not to Scale Not to Scale

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Section

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    Sustainable Features
    1 . Solar Geometry – Diamond Shape

    The 25° tilt angle of the facades ensures that North and South facades
    are fully self-shaded during the hottest mid-day hours.
    For the East and the West facades, the tilting façade helps to reduce the
    solar impact by 41%.
    The tilted glazing admits more of the desirable diffuse light reflected
    off the landscape for glare free day lighting use in the building

    San Chin Yee
    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    2 . Dome and Shutter

    Design

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    3 . Building Integrated Photo Voltaic ( PV ) Panel

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    4 . Roof Light Through

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    5 . Floor / Roof Slab

    Cooling

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    6 . Insulated Reinforced

    Concrete Roof

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built


    7 . Rainwater Harvesting

    8 . Greeneries on Roof

    San Chin Yee


    Chan Shie Wah
    Ain Zarina Mohd Zuhri
    Mohd Aminuddin bin Zakaria

    Department of Architecture, Faculty of Built

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