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Existing Building Category (Grand Award)
The Parcville
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Location
Completion Date 2002
Green Building Rating
33 Kau Hui Road, Yuen Long, New Territories, HK
BEAM Assessment (Platinum Rating)
Client/ Developer
Project Manager
Architect
Civil & Structural Engineer
Building Services Engineer
Landscape Architect
Management Company
Main Contractor
Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd.
New World Development Co. Ltd.
Sun Hung Kai Management
Wong & Tai Associates Ltd.
Sun Hung Kai Engineering Co. Ltd.
Sun Hung Kai Engineering Co. Ltd.
Hong Chui Consultants Co. Ltd.
Hong Yip Service Company Ltd. (Applicant)
Yee Fai Construction Company Ltd.
“New land, new home, new life!” is the concept of The Parcville, which is
the joint–venture project of Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited and New
World Development Company Limited, in the design stage. Located in
Tung Tau, Yuen Long, The Parcville comprises 14 low-density residential
buildings between 13 and 15 storeys, containing 1,618 units. The
development enjoys a view of Mai Po Nature Reserve, and a nearby
bauhinia garden offers The Parcville’s residents another view of scenic
greenery. The development was planned to blend with its natural
surroundings. It includes 20,000 s.m. of landscaping area planted with
about 2,500 trees, making it one of the largest
green housing estates in the area.
Environmental features are integrated
into the building design of The Parcville,
including rainwater recycling system,
naturally ventilated semi-enclosed car
park, environmental education pathway,
water saving sanitary fittings, recyclable
waste segregation bins on each floor, solar
powered landscape lighting, etc. As a
consequence of these pioneering initiatives,
The Parcville achieved the highest HK-BEAM
(the Hong Kong Building Environmental
Assessment Method) rating of Excellent
upon building completion in 2002, the first
residential premises to accomplish this level of
environmental performance.
As the first eco-friendly residential estate in Hong Kong, we have
adopted many energy conservation design features such as :
heat pump (indoor swimming pool and air-conditioning), natural
ventilated carpark, natural lighting at clubhouse, VVV-F type lift, VRV,
energy saving household appliances, solar lamps, wind turbine,
“soft starter”, timer switches, and frame for solar energy receiver
panel etc.. Through continuous reduction in energy consumption,
our carbon footprint is also reduced and therefore minimised the
urban heat island impact.
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