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WELL Overview WELL Overview & LEED Synergies & LEED Synergies SUMETA SACHDEVA , LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP SUMETA SACHDEVA , LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1. Gain a basic understanding of the WELL Building Standard 2. Understand

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SUMETA SACHDEVA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP

WELL Overview & LEED Synergies

WELL Overview & LEED Synergies

SUMETA SACHDEVA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP

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  • 1. Gain a basic understanding of the WELL Building Standard
  • 2. Understand the WELL certification process
  • 3. Identify features and credits that overlap between WELL and

LEED

  • 4. Understand how to approach WELL if a project is already

pursuing LEED certification

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

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THE WELL BUILDING STANDARD

  • WELL is for People
  • The first standard of its kind that

focuses solely on the health and wellness of building occupants

  • Measures, verifies, and

monitors building features that impact health and well-being

  • Healthy Buildings Movement
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A HOLISTIC APPROACH

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CURRENT PROJECTS

  • Over 530 projects registered

– Half in the US

  • Over 100 Million SF are applying

WELL

  • 42 Projects Certified
  • First Project Certified: CBRE

Group’s Global Corporate Headquarters in downtown Los Angeles

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WE SPEND 90% OF OUR TIME INDOORS

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INVESTING IN PEOPLE

Personnel 92% O&M 6% Design & Construction 2% Salary / Benefits, 90% Rent / Operations, 9% Energy, 1%

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PROJECT TYPES

New & Existing Buildings New & Existing Interiors Core & Shell

Pilot Programs (current and future): 1. Multifamily Residential 2. Educational Facilities 3. Retail 4. Restaurant 5. Commercial Kitchens 6. Communities 7. Exercise Facilities 8. Public Assembly 9. Healthcare

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HOW IT WORKS

  • 1. Registration
  • 2. Documentation
  • 3. Performance Verification
  • 4. Certification
  • 5. Recertification (after 3 years)
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TIMELINE

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THE WELL TEAM

  • Owner
  • Architect
  • MEP Engineers
  • Contractor
  • Project Administrator (WELL AP)
  • Human Resources
  • Facilities Management
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THE WELL AP

  • Owner
  • Architect
  • MEP Engineers
  • Contractor
  • Project Administrator (WELL AP)
  • Human Resources
  • Facilities Management
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7 CONCEPTS

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WELLNESS AND BODY SYSTEMS

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WELLNESS AND BODY SYSTEMS

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WELL & LEED SYNERGIES

WELL LEED

Bring Stakeholders into the Design Process Third-Party Certified by the Green Business Certification Inc. 100 Features ~60 Credits (110 points) Preconditions Prerequisites WELL Online LEED Online Certification Levels: Platinum, Gold, Silver Certification Levels Certification Levels: Platinum, Gold, Silver, & Certified

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IF YOUR PROJECT IS PURSUING LEED

17 WELL Features Directly Relate to the LEEDv4 BD+C Rating System 6 WELL Features Partially Align to the LEEDv4 BD+C Rating System 5 WELL Features Align to the LEEDv4 BD+C Rating System

But what will it cost me?

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Air Pollution is the number one environmental cause of premature mortality, contributing to 200,000 premature deaths in the United States and 7 million worldwide. Have you heard of the Sick Building Syndrome? Eye, Skin, and Airway Irritation Fatigue Headaches

AIR

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WELL Features

  • Indoor Air Quality Standards
  • No Smoking Policies
  • Proper Ventilation & Air Filtration
  • Humidity Control
  • VOC Reduction
  • Mold Control & Moisture Management
  • IAQ Management During Construction
  • Material Selection

AIR

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LEED Overlap:

  • No Smoking Policies
  • Ventilation
  • Air Infiltration Management
  • VOC Reduction
  • Construction Pollution Management
  • Air Flush

AIR

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The World Health Organization reports that almost one billion people lack access to safe drinking water worldwide. Drinking water contamination is a major health issue.

WATER

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WELL Features:

  • Drinking Water Promotion
  • Water Quality Testing
  • Sediment
  • Microorganisms
  • Dissolved Metals
  • Organic Pollutants
  • Herbicides and Pesticides
  • Fertilizers
  • Disinfectants
  • Fluoride
  • Periodic Water Quality Testing

WATER

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Poor diet is a major contributor to the obesity epidemic, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer. In many countries, people consume more than 500 calories from added sugars per day. In the U.S., half the population consumes sugar-sweetened beverages

  • n any given day.

NOURISHMENT

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WELL Features:

  • Fruits and Vegetables
  • Mindful Eating
  • Processed Foods
  • Artificial Ingredients
  • Serving Sizes
  • Food Advertising
  • Food Storage
  • Access to Healthy Foods

NOURISHMENT

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Multiple physiological processes, including those related to alertness, digestion, and sleep, are regulated in part by the variance in the body’s circadian rhythm. The Institute of Medicine reports that about 50 to 70 million U.S. adults have chronic sleep or wakefulness

  • disorder. Such disorders are associated with diabetes,
  • besity, depression, heart attacks, and strokes.

LIGHT

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WELL Features:

  • Circadian Lighting Design
  • Glare Control
  • Color Quality
  • Daylighting
  • Views
  • Right to Light

LIGHT

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LEED Overlap:

  • Interior Lighting
  • Surface Design
  • Glare Control
  • Daylight
  • Quality Views

LIGHT

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Over 60% of all people worldwide do not get the recommended daily 30-minute minimum of moderate- intensity physical activity. An average adult obtains only 6-10 minutes of moderate intensity physical activity a day.

FITNESS

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WELL Features:

  • Interior Fitness Activity
  • Exterior Fitness Activity
  • Activity Incentive Programs
  • Bicycle Storage and Support
  • Fitness Equipment Availability
  • Active Workstations
  • Standing Desks

FITNESS

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LEED Overlap:

  • Exterior Active Design
  • Pedestrian Promotion
  • Pedestrian Amenities
  • Open Space
  • Surrounding Density & Diverse Uses
  • Bicycle Facilities & Shower

FITNESS

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In 2006, only 11% of the office buildings surveyed in the U.S. provided thermal environments that met

  • ccupant satisfaction.

Employee surveys show acoustic problems are a leading source of dissatisfaction within the environmental conditions of an office.

COMFORT

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WELL Features:

  • Exterior and Interior Noise
  • Thermal Comfort – Individual & Radiant
  • Olfactory Comfort
  • Sound Masking & Barriers
  • Ergonomics

COMFORT

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LEED Overlap:

  • Thermal Comfort
  • ASHRAE Standard 55-2013
  • Personal Thermal Comfort Devices
  • Acoustic Performance
  • Reverberation time
  • Wall Construction
  • Doorway Specifications

COMFORT

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Major depression is affecting about 16 million adults in the U.S., one of the most common of mood disorders. Poor mental health is linked to poor health outcomes such as cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes.

MIND

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WELL Features:

  • Integrative Design
  • Biophilia
  • Healthy Sleep Policy
  • Business Travel
  • Workplace Family Support
  • Altruism
  • Beauty and Design

MIND

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WELL APP

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WELLOGRAPHY

  • 1. Air
  • 2. Water
  • 3. Nourishment
  • 4. Light
  • 5. Fitness
  • 6. Thermal Comfort
  • 7. Acoustics
  • 8. Materials
  • 9. Mind
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CASE STUDY – TD BANK GROUP HQ

  • Gold Level Certification in the

WELL Building Standard

  • 25,000 SF Office
  • Landlord-Tenant Partnership
  • Carbon Filtration for Base

Building Mechanical System

  • Adding Fruits and Vegetables
  • Air Quality Testing
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CASE STUDY – ASID NATIONAL HQ

  • Platinum Level Certification

– WELL Building Standard – LEED ID+C Rating System

  • 8,500 SF Office
  • Living Lab
  • Real-time dashboard of

environmental attributes

  • Lighting system incorporating

circadian rhythm

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CASE STUDY – PHIPPS CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES

  • Platinum Level Certification
  • 24,350 SF Education, Research,

and Admin Facility

  • Integrative Design Process
  • Living Building
  • 80% daylight autonomy
  • Aircuity System
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DOES YOUR PROJECT FIT?

If not…

  • 1. Check project eligibility
  • 2. Complete the assessment form
  • 3. Discuss your project with the IWBI team
  • 4. Receive final scorecard and custom pricing
  • 5. Register Project
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WELL AND OTHER RATING SYSTEMS

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SUMETA SACHDEVA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP

WELL Overview & LEED Synergies

Thank you!

SUMETA SACHDEVA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP

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REFERENCES

All statistics were taken from the WELL Building Standard v1.