Environmental Impacts of Multi-Storey Buildings Using Different ...
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New Zealand Forest Research Institute Limited trading as ScionGreenStar Assessment - Peer reviewThis document has been prepared for the benefit of New Zealand Forest Research Institute Limited trading asScion . No liability is accepted by this company or any employee or sub-consultant of this company with respectto its use by any other person.This disclaimer shall apply notwithstanding that the report may be made available to other persons for anapplication for permission or approval to fulfil a legal requirement.MWH New Zealand LimitedTower 2, Deans Park7 Deans AvenueAddingtonP O Box 13-249Christchurch 8141New ZealandPhone : 64-3-366 7449Fax : 64-3-366 7780Quality Assurance StatementProject Manager:Gabrielle TorkingtonPrepared by:Gabrielle TorkingtonReviewed by:Jonathan FosterApproved for issue by:Tom Burkitt……………………………………………………Revision ScheduleRev No Date Description Prepared By Reviewed By Approved ByStatus Draft 16.07.2008Project NumberOur Ref − MWH Scion GreenStar Assessment PeerReviewFINAL.doc
New Zealand Forest Research Institute Limited trading as ScionGreenStar Assessment of Different Building Options - Peer reviewContentsExecutive Summary .............................................................................................................................................. 41 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 61.1 Background to the Project ........................................................................................................... 61.1.1 Introduction to the GreenStar NZ Building Performance Rating Framework................ 91.1.2 Principles of Life Cycle Assessment1.1.3 MWH Commission1.2 Peer Review of LCA and GreenStar NZ Office Design V1 Comparison .................................... 131.3 Discussion and Conclusions ..................................................................................................... 141.4 Further Work.............................................................................................................................. 181.5 References ................................................................................................................................ 19List of TablesTable 1-1-1 Weightings in GreenStar New Zealand Rating Tool........................................................................10Table 1-2-1 Results of LCA Vs GreenStar NZ from base scenario comparison.................................................13Table 1-2-2 Results of LCA Vs GreenStar NZ from re-utilisation scenario comparison .....................................14List of FiguresFigure 1-1-1 GreenStar Building Rating Tool Generic Framework:.....................................................................10Figure 1-1-2 Life Cycle Assessment Framework:................................................................................................11Status Draft 16.07.2008Project NumberOur Ref − MWH Scion GreenStar Assessment PeerReviewFINAL.doc
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New Zealand Forest Research Institute Limited trading as ScionGreenStar Assessment <strong>of</strong> <strong>Different</strong> Building Options - Peer reviewContentsExecutive Summary .............................................................................................................................................. 41 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 61.1 Background to the Project ........................................................................................................... 61.1.1 Introduction to the GreenStar NZ Building Performance Rating Framework................ 91.1.2 Principles <strong>of</strong> Life Cycle Assessment1.1.3 MWH Commission1.2 Peer Review <strong>of</strong> LCA and GreenStar NZ Office Design V1 Comparison .................................... 131.3 Discussion and Conclusions ..................................................................................................... 141.4 Further Work.............................................................................................................................. 181.5 References ................................................................................................................................ 19List <strong>of</strong> TablesTable 1-1-1 Weightings in GreenStar New Zealand Rating Tool........................................................................10Table 1-2-1 Results <strong>of</strong> LCA Vs GreenStar NZ from base scenario comparison.................................................13Table 1-2-2 Results <strong>of</strong> LCA Vs GreenStar NZ from re-utilisation scenario comparison .....................................14List <strong>of</strong> FiguresFigure 1-1-1 GreenStar Building Rating Tool Generic Framework:.....................................................................10Figure 1-1-2 Life Cycle Assessment Framework:................................................................................................11Status Draft 16.07.2008Project NumberOur Ref − MWH Scion GreenStar Assessment PeerReviewFINAL.doc
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