Comparative Study on Green Building Implementation on Educational Building Design

Abstract

As a developing country, the development of human resources is one of the country's priority programs in enhancing national competitiveness of the current economic globalization era. The necessity of university campus development is required in ensuring the fulfilment of facilities and infrastructure of the human resource development. Since 2010, the infrastructure development at ITB Campus has been carried out using green building policies. However, the implementation has not indicated a significant impact. It is apprehensive that the ineffective application of green concept in the construction of new buildings will have a negative impact on the environment, especially the carbon emission effect emitted throughout the building's life cycle. It is important to ensure that the implementation of green building concept of new building construction, starts from the planning and design phases, contributes to carbon emission reduction. Therefore, a green building assessment is carried out for all new building designs. This assessment provides an opportunity to select the most optimum green design alternative to reduce the impact of carbon emissions up to 30% from existing designs. The building design assessment employs the open studio application and the EDGE platform from the World Bank. This paper will analyze the result of the green assessment of three new building designs (Labtek XV, Labtek XVI, Labtek XVII). The analysis will be managed comparatively, to obtain significant factors and to determine optimum alternatives.

A comparative analysis of building energy performance assessment on campus buildings (case study: Universitas Bangka Belitung)

“…The green concept paradigm is growing, including in Indonesia. This is evidenced by the presence of the Green Building Council Indonesia in 2009, and also with the founding of government regulations with standards that apply the green concept [1] On September 25, 2015, United Nations member countries raised a series of Agenda Sustainable Development Goals. One of the goals is to increase energy efficiency in buildings and utilize renewable energy.…”