Attachment 8 - Energy Efficiency Report.pdf

EMF GRIFFITHS – SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The proposed development, Noosa Springs Hotel Development, comprises of a luxury hotel development that rises
from a Ground Level.

EMF Griffiths are the project’s Sustainability Consultants. This report outlines the project’s commitment to superior
design outcomes with respect to ESD.

The key achievements which can be considered a superior design outcome with respect to ESD are as follows: -

                               A performance integrated facade that incorporates good levels of insulation,
  Facade Amenity               glazing, and private balconies that provide passive shading and shelter from wind
                               and sunlight.
                               The buildings incorporate significant passive design initiatives that result in a
                               reduction in annual cooling demand when compared to a standard
  Energy Management            Deemed-To-Satisfy outcome. The annual thermal energy load is less than the code
  and Lifecycle Impacts        required levels. This results in direct reduction in energy to heat and cool the
                               building with associated improvements in running costs, efficient resource use and
                               less greenhouse gas emissions.

  Water                        Rainwater water is to be harvested for pool top-up and irrigation.


                               As a brief requirement, materials shall be selected which minimise the use of
                               materials that deplete natural resources or create toxic pollution during
  Waste and Materials
                               manufacture. Materials with potential for end of life recycling or that contain or are
                               manufactured with high levels of recycled or waste materials are encouraged.




Noosa Springs Boutique Hotel, Noosa Qld                                                                             2
DA-ESD Superior Design Outcomes Report – Issue A
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EMF GRIFFITHS — SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS

 

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The proposed development, Noosa Springs Hotel Development, comprises of a luxury hotel development that rises
from a Ground Level.

EMF Griffiths are the project's Sustainability Consultants. This report outlines the project's commitment to superior
design outcomes with respect to ESD.

The key achievements which can be considered a superior design outcome with respect to ESD are as follows: -

 

A performance integrated facade that incorporates good levels of insulation,
Facade Amenity glazing, and private balconies that provide passive shading and shelter from wind
and sunlight.

 

The buildings incorporate significant passive design initiatives that result in a
reduction in annual cooling demand when compared to a_ standard
Energy Management Deemed-To-Satisfy outcome. The annual thermal energy load is less than the code
and Lifecycle Impacts | required levels. This results in direct reduction in energy to heat and cool the
building with associated improvements in running costs, efficient resource use and
less greenhouse gas emissions.

 

Water Rainwater water is to be harvested for pool top-up and irrigation.

 

As a brief requirement, materials shall be selected which minimise the use of
materials that deplete natural resources or create toxic pollution during
manufacture. Materials with potential for end of life recycling or that contain or are
manufactured with high levels of recycled or waste materials are encouraged.

Waste and Materials

 

 

 

 

Noosa Springs Boutique Hotel, Noosa Qld 2
DA-ESD Superior Design Outcomes Report — Issue A
B2170644dasdoRevA-wbr — May 10 2022