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IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings with approximately 30 pages computer printout attached containing detailed information: all input data used for assessment are presented, completed with additional information that might be relevant for potential users of the building. Since 2001 a number of national and international office and residential projects has been “TQ-assessed”. All certified projects are listed under http://www.argetq.at/tqobjekte.htm. The TQB system is available through internet and linked with a database to administrate and evaluate certified buildings (http://www.oegnb.net). The assessment system consists of the TQB guideline and a web-based tool which allows the registration, documentation, assessment and evaluation of projects. The TQB guideline contains information about all assessment criteria, gives advice for improvement of buildings during pre-design, design and construction stage, presents the assessment scales and describes the requirements for the submission of supporting documents as the condition for certification. TQB tool and TQB guideline are regularly revised according to latest scientific findings and findings derived from practical application. The following criteria have to be considered (here we only display an overview, for details in terms of indicators see Appendix “TQB Criteria in Detail and TQB Certificate” or http://www.oegnb.net) : Table 8: TQB Criteria - Overview A Site and Facilities A.1 Infrastructure A.2 Safety and Sustainability of Site A.3 Facilities A.4 Barrier-free Building B Economic and Technical Performance B.1 Economic Efficiency (incl. LCC) B.2 Construction Site Management B.3 Durability and Adaptability B.4 Fire Protection C Energy and Water C.1 Energy demand C.2 Energy supply (primary energy / use of renewable energies / CO 2 emissions) C.3 Water D Health and Comfort D.1 Thermal Comfort D.2 Indoor Air Quality D.3 Sound Insulation D.4 Daylighting E Resource Efficiency E.1 Avoidance of critical substances E.2 Use of recycled, re-used and regional materials E.3 Eco-Efficiency - life cycle view (PE non-renewable, GWP, AP) E.4 Waste Disposal (at the end of life-time) Final Report 40 31 03 2011
IBO - Environmental and Health related Criteria for Buildings 4.11. IBO ÖKOPASS - Austria The „IBO Ökopass“ is an assessment system specially developed for residential buildings in urban context by IBO (Austrian Institute for Healthy and Ecological Buildings) in cooperation with a developer in 2001. Indicators with high importance for the future leaser or owner of the flats are assessed by means of calculations and measurements in a two-step assessment (preliminary and final assessment). The highly user-oriented indicators focus on the one hand on well-being (thermal comfort, indoor air quality, noise, daylighting/winter sun, electromagnetic fields) and on the other hand on ecology (environmental quality of building materials, total energy and water demand). The classification of the indicators assessed ranges in a four-part scale from “passed” (this award confirms compliance with the IBO ÖKOPASS requirements which exceed building regulation requirements) to “excellent” (in this case, ambitious solutions promise excellent comfort and low operating cost to the future residents). Unlike other systems, there is no aggregation to an overall result (e.g. total score). If a building fails in one category the documentation is nevertheless published via internet thus encouraging developers or contractors to improve the performance of the building. Transparent information available to consumers takes top priority within the IBO ÖKOPASS. The largest IBO ÖKOPASS project (more than 800 flats on one construction site) was completed in April 2008 in one of the largest urban development zones of Vienna called “Kabelwerk”. Because of the special target group and the high user orientation of the IBO ÖKOPASS the set of criteria could be limited to a minimum. As compact as possible it is the assessment system with the highest market penetration in Austria (about 8,000 units assessed). More than 20 developers all over Austria have already successfully certified projects. The primary objective of development was an instrument for marketing and quality assurance for the funded and privately financed housing sector. Key figures from audit reports are also translated into a non-technical language understandable by the end-users who obtain a quick overview of the most important key data of their future apartment. All assessment results are available under http://www.ibo.at/de/oekopass 4.12. La Casa Clima più (ClimateHouse plus) - Italy “Casa Clima” (ClimateHouse) is the Italian climate protection initiative for buildings to improve the energetic and environmental performance of buildings. The principles of a ClimateHouse are compact construction, highly insulated building envelope, low-e glass, airtightness, avoidance of thermal bridges, use of solar energy and optimized construction methods. There are three classes of ClimateHouse depending on the heating energy demand: ClimateHouse Gold, ClimateHouse A and ClimateHouse B. - ClimateHouse Gold: heating energy demand
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