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Valuable asset A feature of ecological value, including healthy native trees or shrub. Variable Air Volume (VAV) system An HVAC system that controls the temperature within a space by varying the volumetric flow of heated or cooled supply air. Vegetated roof A roof that is partially or completely covered with plants and soil or a growing medium. Also known as a green roof. Vegetated wall A wall that is partially or completely covered with plants and a growing medium. Visible light transmittance (VLT) Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) The percentage of visible light passing through a material relative to the total amount of light incident upon it. An organic chemical which has a boiling point range below 250°C. Under normal conditions a VOC will significantly vaporize and enter the atmosphere. Many VOCs have significant health implications. Walkway A path/route intended for pedestrian use such as a concrete or asphalt surface or continuous blocks of pavers. Wastewater Water that has been adversely affected in quality by human activity. Wastewater is a source of potentially valuable resources including biosolids, nutrients and water. Water feature An artificial body of water such as a pool or fountain. Water model An analytical tool for understanding how much potable water is used in a building and to determine volumes of all demands and sources including potable and other potential sources of water, including graywater, recycled water and stormwater harvesting. Window area The total area of the window including the glazing, sash and frame. For doors where the glazed vision area is less than 50% of the door area, the window area is the glazed vision area. For all other doors, the window area is the door area. Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 218 of 223
Appendix A Relationship Between Community, Building & Villa Rating Systems The Pearl Rating Systems address common regionally relevant sustainability measures and challenges. The Community, Building and Villa Rating Systems have been developed concurrently to ensure a strong relationship between the three systems. As a result, work undertaken on a community scale will be also relevant to submissions when embarking on Building and Villa Ratings. The following table provides a summary of the commonality between the systems. Community Building Villa Integrated Development Process IDP-R1 Integrated Development Strategy IDP-R3 Guest Worker Accommodation IDP-R4 Community-Dedicated Infrastructure Basic Commissioning IDP-R1 Integrated Development Strategy IDP-R3 Guest Worker Accommodation IDP-R4 Basic Commissioning IDP-R1 Integrated Development Strategy IDP-R2 Guest Worker Accommodation IDP-R3 System & Envelope Performance Verification IDP-1 Life Cycle Costing IDP-1 Life Cycle Costing IDP-1 Life Cycle Costing IDP-2 Construction Environmental Management IDP-2 Construction Environmental Management IDP-2 Construction Environmental Management IDP-3 Sustainability Awareness IDP-5 Sustainability Communication IDP-3 Sustainability Communication Natural Systems NS-R1 Natural Systems Assessment NS-R1 Natural Systems Assessment NS-R2 Natural Systems Protection NS-R2 Natural Systems Protection NS-R3 Natural Systems Design & Management Strategy NS-R3 Natural Systems Design & Management Strategy NS-1 Reuse of Land NS-1 Reuse of Land NS-2 Remediation of Contaminated Land NS-2 Remediation of Contaminated Land NS-R1 Natural Systems Assessment & Protection NS-R1 Natural Systems Assessment & Protection NS-1 Landscape Design & Management Plan NS-3 Ecological Enhancement NS-3 Ecological Enhancement NS-2 Landscape Enhancement NS-4 Habitat Creation & Restoration NS-4 Habitat Creation & Restoration Livable Communities, Livable Buildings and Livable Villas LC-R1 Plan 2030 LBo-R1 Plan 2030 LC-R2 Urban Systems Assessment LBo-R2 Urban Systems Assessment LV-R1 Urban Systems Assessment LC-R3 Provision of Amenities and Facilities LBo-3 Accessible Community Facilities LV-3 Community Facilities & Active Urban Environments Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 219 of 223
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The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
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The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
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His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zay
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His Highness General Sheikh Mohamed
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Table of Contents Introduction ....
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Introduction ESTIDAMA Estidama, whi
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THE PEARL RATING SYSTEM DOCUMENTS T
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THE PEARL RATING PROCESS The Pearl
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APPLICATION OF THE PEARL BUILDING R
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SUMMARY OF CREDIT POINTS FOR THE PE
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RE Resourceful Energy Maximum Credi
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Credit Section IDP: Integrated Deve
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IDP Integrated Development Process
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IDP-R2: Tenant Fit-Out Design & Con
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systems noted below and commence th
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IDP-2: Guest Worker Accommodation I
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IDP-3: Construction Environmental M
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IDP-5: Re-Commissioning Intent To e
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IDP-6: Sustainability Communication
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Credit Section NS: Natural Systems
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NS Natural Systems Credit Code Cred
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components, as a minimum: � Topog
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2005 � Terrestrial Environment of
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Requirement Achievement Credit Subm
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NS-R3: Natural Systems Design & Man
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NS-1: Reuse of Land Intent To encou
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Calculations and Methodology A site
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No species known to be of an invasi
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Awarding Credit Points Credit Submi
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Credit Section LB: Livable Building
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LBo Livable Outdoors Credit Code Cr
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LBo-R2: Urban Systems Assessment In
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LBo-R3: Outdoor Thermal Comfort Str
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LBo-1: Improved Outdoor Thermal Com
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LBo-2: Pearl Rated Communities Inte
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Construction Rating Calculations an
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LBo-5: Private Outdoor Space Intent
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LBo-6: Public Transport Intent To e
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LBo-7: Bicycle Facilities Intent To
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Methodology by the Abu Dhabi Urban
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LBo-9: Travel Plan Intent To reduce
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LBi Livable Indoors Credit Code Cre
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LBi-R2: Smoking Control Intent To e
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LBi-R3: Legionella Prevention Inten
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LBi-1: Ventilation Quality Intent T
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References � ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1:200
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Calculations and Methodology and Se
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Calculations and Methodology None R
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LBi-2.5: Material Emissions: Formal
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LBi-3: Construction Indoor Air Qual
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LBi-4: Car Park Air Quality Managem
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LBi-5.1: Thermal Comfort & Controls
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LBi-5.2: Thermal Comfort & Controls
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Calculations and Methodology � Pl
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Credit Submission: Construction Rat
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LBi-7: Daylight & Glare Intent To p
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Calculations and Methodology Refere
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Credit Section PW: Precious Water P
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PW Precious Water Credit Code Credi
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Fixture of Fixture Fitting Percenta
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PW-1: Improved Interior Water Use R
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PW-2.1: Exterior Water Use Reductio
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The EWA that is available to serve
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PW-3: Water Monitoring & Leak Detec
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PW-4: Stormwater Management Intent
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Calculations and Methodology � Up
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A bu Dhabi's ambitious growth targe
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RE-R1: Minimum Energy Performance I
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are not limited to: � Office equi
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energy consumption by estimating th
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RE-R3: Ozone Impacts of Refrigerant
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RE-1: Improved Energy Performance I
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RE-2: Cool Building Strategies Inte
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Calculation example: The following
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� ASTM C1549-09, Standard Test Me
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RE-5: Peak Load Reduction Intent To
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RE-6: Renewable Energy Intent To re
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enewable technologies and cover the
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Page 215 and 216: Acronyms ACM Asbestos Containing Ma
Page 217 and 218: SLL Society of Light and Lighting S
Page 219 and 220: Glossary The glossary for the Pearl
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Page 223 and 224: Groundwater The water that occurs b
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