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TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate
Analyses and Reflections from Thai Real Estate Developer / Green Design Firm
Towards Sustainability Development
Sethawat SriviroteDirector of Sustainability Development, Magnolia Quality Development Corporation
LimitedGeneral Manager, D I Designs Corporation Limited. THAILAND
November 11th, 2010
Outline
• Why Green / Why Sustainability ?Importance of Building Sector and Opportunities
• What can we do?Role of Real Estate Developer and Design Firm
• The Future Outlook Being as the developer and design firm,
how to drive the sustainable living way by our new launching projects to the customers and sharing with people.
TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate
Why Green ?Why Sustainability ?
Importance of building sector and Opportunities
TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate Source: http://blog.bounceweb.com/tag/green-web-hosting/
Why GREEN ?
To create more
selling points
It’s CSER Policy
Just PR !!!
For our Children
Help Earth !!!
To reduce the Global
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Global Crisis
Source: http://www.euinfrastructure.com/news/green-buildings/5
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Impacts of Building SectorIn the World
Source: http://www.euinfrastructure.com/news/green-buildings/, Ebohon and Rwelamila (2001)
1/6 of global fresh water consumption
¼ of global wood consumption
¼ of ozone-depleting gases come from air-conditioning units
Buildings use 33% of the World’s Energy
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Average Savings of Green Buildings
EnergyUse
30-50%
CarbonEmissi
on
35%
Water Use
40%
SolidWaste
70%
TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate Source: http://www.euinfrastructure.com/news/green-buildings/, Ebohon and Rwelamila (2001)
How to do
GREEN Real Estate
in Thailand ?
To use TEEAM
Standard in Design
Green Design
Energy Manageme
nt
Renewable Energy
Sustainability Development
Policy & Promotion
Self-Sufficiency Life Style
TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate Source: http://media.photobucket.com/image/heart%20nature/engartvic/Nature_Heart.jpg?o=45
But…
Those are not SUSTAINABLE way
We need GREEN HEART in Thai people.
And in every people in the world,
if it can be possible
Source : BCI ASIA, Green Building Market Report 2008: A survey of 2,000 AEC Professionals in Australia, Southeast EUROPE and China in the second half of 2007
Green Building Market Survey and Report
Drivers and Barriers in Thailand
Source : BCI ASIA, Green Building Market Report 2008: A survey of 2,000 AEC Professionals in Australia, Southeast EUROPE and China in the second half of 2007
Green Building Market Survey and ReportReasons for Green Building in Thailand
Source : BCI ASIA, Green Building Market Report 2008: A survey of 2,000 AEC Professionals in Australia, Southeast EUROPE and China in the second half of 2007
Green Building Market Survey and ReportReasons for Green Building in Thailand
Source : BCI ASAI, Green Building Market Report 2008: A survey of 2,000 AEC Professionals in Australia, Southeast EUROPE and China in the second half of 2007
Green Building Market Survey and ReportReasons for Green Building in Thailand
TBLI CONFERENCE™ EUROPE 2010 : Green Real Estate Source: http://www.euinfrastructure.com/news/green-buildings/, Ebohon and Rwelamila (2001)
It’s going Great. Right ?
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Eco-localismEconomy of Place
Thai Traditional House is The genius of Thai people in the past that can be easily living under conditions that are perfect.
Elevated Floor
Natural Ventilation
Good Surrounding Environment
Steeply Pitch RoofWith Long Overhangs
Large Open Terrace
Source: Prof. Dr. Soontorn Boonyatikarn
Professor of Architecture ; Chulalongkorn University
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What can we do?
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“You can never have an impact on society if you have not changed
yourself.” Nelson Mandela
Role of Real Estate Developer and Design Firm
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The Influence Impacts from Development Phasing
Source: UNEP, 2006
http://www.sustainableconstruction.co.uk/history.htm
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0 Planning
Design
Construction
Operation & Maintenance
Phasing / TimeEco
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Cumulated Impacts and Cost
Possibility to Influence Impacts
and Cost
Turning Point
Think and Create for Human
Sustainability
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The Energy Consumption by Building Phases
Source: Kofoworola, O. F., and Gheewala, S. H. Life cycle energy assessment of a typical office building in Thailand. The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment 13 (September 2008): 498-511.
Maintenance 0.8%
Demolition 0.4%
Manufacture16.9%
Operation 81.9%
the users’ behavior is the most effective
factor that can save the energy consumption
..and to lower the Impacts to the Earth
We are mainly here…
The Future Outlook
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En
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Our Green Menu
Sustainable Driven
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Variation ofBuilding Performance
Higher
Lower
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Conventional Building without environmental concern
Bio-climatic Design Building
Passive Design Building
Low Energy Building
Ultra Low Energy Building
Zero Energy Building
Autonomous Building
Energy Plus Building
Biomimicry design Building
Timeline
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Sustainable Driven
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Our Development
Higher
Lower
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Low Energy Building
General Typical Residential Development Projects in Thailand
KhaoyaiResidence
ProudEn-Gen
Conventional Building without environmental concern
Bio-climatic Design Building
Ultra Low Energy Building
Zero Energy Building
Autonomous Building
Passive Design Building
Energy Plus Building
Biomimicry design
Timeline
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Magnolias ISouthern California
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Our PROUDOn Developing Project
Copyright by MAGNOLIA QUALITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED
3.6 kWh Prototype Home | Annual Revenue 1,222 USD | Payback Period 9.3 Yrs (Note : Investment Cost 4,545 USD/KWp, VSPP Contract selling price 0.34 USD/kWh, Simple payback period assumption)
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Our R&D
INNO CREATIVE DESIGN
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Our On-Hand Projects
1.Super Healthy Home2.Energy Generation Home3.Food Production Home
“How do you think… if your home can make money from the air,
it can give you every day meals, and… you will be very healthy when live in…?
You surely love your lovely home…”
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The “Water Drop”
Source: http://blog.lib.umn.edu/marqu154/architecture/water-drop-116850.jpghttp://wizardscape.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/water-drop-wt.jpg
Publication by
Sethawat SriviroteMagnolia Quality Development Corporation LimitedD I Designs Corporation Limited 695 Sukhumvit 50Prakanong, KlongtoeyBangkok 10260. THAILANDTel : +66 2 742 9141 ext.1302, +66 8 3989 2966, +66 8 6323 0824Email : sethawat_sr@dtgsiam.comWebsite : www.dtgsiam.com
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