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What is the DGNB system?

What is the DGNB system?

The DGNB System works like a planning and optimisation tool, providing help with raising the tangible sustainability of building projects. It also fosters a shared understanding of the pertinent requirements of sustainable building methods, among all parties involved in development projects.

How many DGNB certified buildings are there?

The DGNB is the European leader in the certification of quarters. More than 8,700 construction projects have already been planned, built and certified according to the principles of the DGNB in more than 35 countries worldwide (as of 31.12. 2021). When used abroad, the DGNB System is adapted to regional conditions.

How do I become a DGNB consultant?

To qualify as DGNB Consultants, participants need to take and pass the DGNB Consultant exam. The exam is done online in a separate appointment and can be taken within a period of 24 months after the training course.

What is Green Star certification?

Green Star certification is a formal process managed by Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), during which a building, fitout, or precinct is awarded a rating by an independent, third party assessor. It is a document based assessment, undertaken online.

What are the principles of green building?

The five principles of green building:

  • Livable communities.
  • Energy efficiency.
  • Indoor air quality.
  • Resource conservation.
  • Water conservation.

What is the difference between Green Star and NABERS?

The main difference between the two tools is that Green Star rates the design of the building (both at the conceptual and at the ‘as built’ stages) and NABERS rates the effectiveness of the operation of the building (after it is built and is operational).

How many points is a 5 Star Green Star?

Conditional requirements Achieve a minimum category (excluding Innovation) benchmark when seeking a 4, 5 or 6 Green Star rating respectively; Achieve a minimum total of 45 points; and.

Is NABERS mandatory in Australia?

Is NABERS compulsory? The NABERS energy rating system is required for all new buildings over 2000 square metres and buildings that are up for sale or lease.

What is the highest Nabers rating?

6 stars
1 star on the NABERS scale is the lowest rating, with 6 stars the highest; a sign of a ‘market-leading’ building, showing exceptional environmental efficiency. A building with a NABERS rating of 6 stars is exponentially better than one with 5 stars and will have almost half the amount of greenhouse gas emissions.

What is 6 star Green Star?

The 6 Star Rating represents ‘World Leadership’ in environmentally sustainable building practices. At the time of its certification, only 12 buildings in Australia had received a 6 Star Green Star – Education Design v1 rating, and our building was the largest to achieve this.

How long does a Green Star rating last?

As Built Certified Green Star Certified ratings must be achieved within 12 months of practical completion. They do not expire.