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IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings The weighting factors refer to scheme “New Construction Office and Administration, Version 2008”. See Appendix 13.6 Appendix: DGNB (German Sustainable Building Certificate) New Construction Office and Administration (NBV09) In the meantime, schemes for the following building types have been developed (February 2011, source: http://www.dgnb.de): • New office and administration buildings (NBV09) • New retail buildings (NHA09) • New industrial buildings (NIN09) • New educational buildings (NBI09) • Modernized office and administration buildings (MBV10) • New residential buildings (NWO11) • New hotels (NHO10) • City Districts (NSQ10) • Existing Office and Administrative Buildings (BBV10) 4.9. “klima:aktiv haus” - Austria “klima:aktiv haus” is the Austrian climate protection initiative launched by the “Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management”, embedded in the Austrian federal climate strategy. The primary objective of “klima:aktiv haus” is to introduce and promote climate friendly technologies and services. This assessment method is a selfdeclaration system (not a third-party-certification). The criteria aim primarily at a reduction of the total energy consumption and CO 2 emissions of buildings both for operation and construction as well as at environmentally compatible construction methods and healthy living. The assessment is carried out on the basis of a 1000-credits scheme and comprises the following main categories: • Design Quality and Quality Assurance during Construction a maximum of 120 credits is achievable for accessibility of amenities and public transport, barrier-free buildings, avoidance of thermal bridges, air tightness • Energy a maximum of 600 credits is achievable for low energy demand, passive house standard, utilization of renewable energies • Building Materials a maximum of 160 credits is achievable for avoidance of critical building materials, use of ecologically optimized products • Indoor Air Quality a maximum of 120 credits is achievable for ventilation systems, thermal comfort, avoidance of air pollutants Final Report 38 31 03 2011
IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings There are three classes of awards: - klima:aktiv haus Gold: the building has awarded the certificate “qualitytested passive house” according to the guidelines of Dr. Wolfgang Feist (Passivhouse Institute Darmstadt) and achieves at least 900 credits - klima:aktiv haus Silver (at least 900 credits achieved without passivehouse certification) - klima:aktiv haus Platin (at least 700 credits achieved) Detailed information in German is available under http://www.klimaaktiv.at („Bauen und Sanieren“). 4.10. TQ (Total Quality) and revised version TQB (Total Quality Building) - Austria The Total Quality (TQ) System for Building Design, Building Assessment, and Building Certification has been developed in Austria since 1998 in close contact with the international initiative “Green Building Challenge” (GBC) in order to stimulate the construction of user friendly, environmentally friendly and cost efficient buildings on the Austrian market. Development of the TQ assessment method was funded by the ministry for agriculture, forestry, environment and water management, the ministry of economy and labour and the ministry for transport, innovation and technology. Since 2001 the assessment system has been continuously improved and adapted to different building types. In 2010, the building assessment method TQ has been modified: Total Quality Building (TQB) Assessment – revised version is now defined by a set of indicators that refer to the three dimensions of sustainability: society, ecology, and economy. The prime and secondary categories have been adapted and new indicators defined in accordance with the requirements of recently published standards. The scope of the assessment method was extended to non-residential buildings. Furthermore, the system is now compatible with approved national building assessment systems such as klima:aktiv house and IBO ÖKOPASS. The development was promoted by ZIT, the technology agency of the city of Vienna. TQB has been developed with the clear target to be widely spread and applied in the building sector in Austria. Therefore, the Austrian Council for Sustainable Buildings (ÖGNB – Österreichische Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen) has been founded in 2009. TQB is a means of quality management for building design and construction: the system provides the information necessary for designing a high performance building at the predesign stage (“high quality” in terms of improved comfort as well as decrease in negative environmental impact, at affordable costs), and assesses the performance achieved in two steps; (1) prior to construction and (2) prior to handing over. It is the main target to use the TQB system already in pre-design stage. Clients and their design team will go through the assessment criteria; it will remind them of important aspects to consider. In addition, TQBcertified buildings gain of an advantage in marketing compared with average buildings. The certificate consists of briefcase responding all relevant information in short form (4 pages) Final Report 39 31 03 2011
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