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IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings The assessment is based on a 1000-point-scheme (800 points are achievable for the assessment of indicators common to all countries, 200 points for country-specific subcategories). LEnSE is not a fully developed assessment tool rather than based on existing methods. Due to the time limit, it has been decided by the LEnSE partners that only a limited but representative number of issues will be fully developed and included in the tool for the purpose of testing the LEnSE methodology. Therefore, 30 sub issues have been integrated in the prototype. Other sub issues have not been developed, but most of them are covered within other building assessment methods. The tool has been tested on eleven different projects (residential, office and mixed use buildings) in nine different European countries, i.e. Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Greece, Austria and Italy). Detailed information is available under http://www.lensebuildings.com. THEME Category Points ENVIRONMENTAL 400 Climate Change 150 Biodiversity 100 Resource use and Waste 100 Environmental Management and Geophysical Risk 50 SOCIAL 240 Occupants’ Well Being 75 Accessibility 70 Security 30 Social and Cultural Value 65 ECONOMIC 160 Financing and Management 50 Whole Life Value 60 Externalities 50 Common Indicators Cross-national 800 Regional Sub-categories Country-specific 200 Total Sum Overall result 1000 Table 6: Main Categories - LEnSE The LEnSE rating is presented as an A to G scale (where A is the best possible result and G the worst following the widely-used classification of the Energy Performance Certificate of buildings) and furthermore a rating of the total achieved points and the total available points. A level below the overall performance three separate ratings are given for the total environmental, social and economic performance. Final Report 36 31 03 2011
IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings 4.8. DGNB Certification System (DGNB - German Sustainable Building Council) One of the youngest building assessment systems is the method of the German Sustainable Building Council called DGNB (Deutsches Gütesiegel für nachhaltiges Bauen) which was developed by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) together with the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building, and Urban Affairs (BMVBS) in 2008. The overall objective is to point out and advance paths and solutions for sustainable building. This includes the planning of buildings, but also their construction and operation. The basis for the system was developed on the building type “New Construction of Office and Administration buildings”, the first Sustainable Building Certifications took place in 2009. The adaptation of the assessment system to different building types is ongoing. The main features for residential buildings, hotels and hospitals were presented on the Consense, the international congress and trade fair for sustainable building in Stuttgart which took place in June 2010 (http://www.dgnb.de). The basis of the evaluation, which was developed with a wide consensus, is a list of topics and the criteria for sustainable construction that are included within that list. These criteria are weighted differently, depending on the building type to be evaluated. Thus, each variation of the system, or each building type, has its own evaluation matrix. The following 3 main issues are considered for certification (Ecological, Economic and Socio- Economic und Functional Quality), with Technical and Process Quality as cross-cutting elements. The site quality is not included in the final grade but is presented separately. Table 7: Weighting of Evaluation Areas – DGNB (Source: German Sustainable Building Certificate: Structure – Application – Criteria. Ed. DGNB, Stuttgart, 2 nd English Edition, March 2009) Outstanding buildings are awarded the categories bronze (50%), silver (65%), or gold (80%). Final Report 37 31 03 2011
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