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Together we create change in the world The Redevelopment of a Boutique Office With No Operational Carbon (87-91 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide) Agenda 1. Project Overview 2. Building Innovation & Green Building Fund 3. Project Eligibility


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The Redevelopment of a Boutique Office With No Operational Carbon

(87-91 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide)

Together we create change in the world

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Agenda

  • 1. Project Overview
  • 2. Building Innovation & Green Building Fund
  • 3. Project Eligibility & The Application

Process

  • 4. Cundall’s Role
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Project Overview

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Project Introduction

  • St. Vincent Street in Port Adelaide (the old Quins Building)

Purchased by Melbourne property developer Acdev in 2008 Redevelop existing retail space into high quality office space Rejuvenation of a heritage site into a contemporary premises Merging historic and contemporary design principles

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‘What was required’

The Brief Part 1: ‘Aim to increase building efficiency and health, and decrease greenhouse emissions, and yet not lose sight of the commercial reality of property development’ The Brief Part 2: ‘Create a sustainable hook’ Also:

  • Contribute to revitalisation of Port Adelaide region
  • Cost constrained development
  • Marketing & educational tool
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‘The Concept’

New model of sustainable office space Completely self-sustaining redevelopment Use of renewable energy sources Target Zero Operational Carbon Emissions

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Advantages of the Site

Heritage street frontage Rear access to warehouse Availability of car parking Multiple fitout and tenancy opportunities e.g. office, commercial, retail Significant existing flat roof space

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ESD Opportunities

Installation of Solar PV cells Highly efficient ‘nGen’ air engine prototype micro cogeneration system Passive design and relaxed internal conditions and set points Increased levels of natural light Rainwater harvesting

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Building Innovation & Green Building Fund

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Commonwealth Funding

The Green Building Fund Funding was sought from Round 3, Stream A of the Green Building Fund Grant of $495,000.00 was approved to fund the following:

  • Milestone 1: Construction of passive design elements
  • Milestone 2: Installation of low energy lighting systems, efficient

mixed mode air conditioning and performance monitoring and reporting system

  • Milestone 3: Installation of ‘nGen’ prototype air engine electricity

generation systems

  • Milestone 4: Installation of Solar PV renewable energy systems
  • Post-project NABERS assessment
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State Funding

The Building Innovation Fund Funding sought for capital works associated with renewable energy technologies Grant of $309,900.00 in Round 1 was received as a top-up to the Green Building Fund on a non-contributory basis for:

  • Purchase and Installation of ‘nGen’ prototype air engine

electricity generation systems & solar PV array

  • Pre and post-project NABERS assessment
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Project Eligibility & The Application Process

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BIF Application Process

Two streams available:

  • Capital Works Stream
  • Feasibility & Case Study Stream

Quins redevelopment qualified for the Capital Works Stream Funding for the following:

  • Costs associated with project activities
  • Costs involving the acquisition or construction
  • f plant and equipment
  • Pre & Post-projects NABERS assessment

Commonwealth funding ‘topped-up’ on a non-contributory basis

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BIF Assessment Criteria

Meeting the criteria: Greenhouse Gas Reduction Potential – 50%

  • Targeting zero operational emissions
  • PV cells & ‘nGen’ prototype electricity generation systems
  • Setting new standards in sustainable office space

Innovation & Demonstration Potential – 50%

  • Business growth opportunity for equipment suppliers
  • Demonstration platform for new technologies
  • Restoring the site to viable commercial premises
  • Contributing towards the growth of the community
  • Revitalising the Port Adelaide region
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BIF Reporting Process

Cundall is responsible for the following BIF reports:

  • Progress reports every 6 months outlining the details of

technical achievements and project expenditure based on milestones

  • A final report summarising details of the project
  • A certified post-project NABERS Energy assessment
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Project Progress

Task Expected Completion Date

Milestone 1: Construction of passive design elements

01/11/2010

Milestone 2: Installation of low energy lighting systems, efficient mixed mode air conditioning and

  • nline monitoring and reporting

system

30/11/2010

Milestone 3: Installation of air engine electricity generation system

01/04/2011

Milestone 4: Installation of renewable energy systems

01/04/2011 Key milestones & expected completion dates:

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Cundall’s Role

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Our Services

Building Performance Services & ESD Development of a project scope Funding applications and management ESD strategies

  • Passive design
  • Energy efficiency opportunities
  • Renewable energy technologies
  • Water conservation
  • Waste management

NABERS & Performance monitoring services

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Summary

Due for completion in Mid 2011 New benchmark for boutique commercial office space Raise the profile and awareness of emerging renewable energy systems Rejuvenation of heritage site into high quality commercial tenancy

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Questions

Nick Stokoe www.cundall.com.au