Attachment 8 - Energy Efficiency Report.pdf

EMF GRIFFITHS – SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS


SECTION 2.0          SUPERIOR DESIGN OUTCOMES

Significant measures have been undertaken to ensure that this development responsibly impacts upon the local
environment and addresses environmental, social and economic sustainability aspects for the buildings’ occupants,
users and the wider community.

The environmental vision, principles, goals and strategies are described as follows: -


      Vision                                      To Create a Sustainable Urban Community
                 Promoting and                  Providing economic       Protecting ecological        Promoting planning and
  Principles     maintaining a liveable         benefit.                 values and optimising        design excellence.
                 community.                                              resource use.

                 A community that is            Economic benefit is         Protect, manage and       Develop a modern
                 diverse, safe and              maximised by facilitating   enhance natural           resilient and adaptable
                 healthy, has access to         the release of urban        systems, habitats and     urban form that
                 services, jobs and             land, incorporating         biodiversity, and         promotes connectivity,
                 learning, that fosters         lifecycle costs including   promote the               safety and accessibility
                 active local participation     operational savings,        innovative and            whilst recognising
  Goals
                 and is a pleasant place        long term employment        efficient use and         existing local values and
                 to live, work and visit        opportunities, and          management of             aspirations.
                 while integrating with         creating partnering         materials, water and
                 and enhancing the              opportunities and long-     energy to minimise
                 value of existing              term value.                 impacts on the
                 neighbourhoods.                                            climate.
                 •      High quality of life.   •    Public benefit.        •    Climate impact.      •     Community and
                                                                                                            place.
                 •      High levels of          •    Lifecycle costs.       •    Water.
                        community                                                                     •     Responsive urban
                                                •    Land supply.           •    Energy and
                        participation.                                                                      form.
                                                                                 transport.
                                                •    Partnerships.
                 •      Healthy and safe                                                              •     Quality public
                                                                            •    Materials and
                        communities.            •    Sustainability                                         realm.
  Strategies                                                                     waste.
                                                     champion.
                 •      Respect existing                                                              •     Infrastructure.
                                                                            •    Habitats and
                        communities.            •    Local employment.
                                                                                 biodiversity.        •     Connectivity,
                                                                                                            safety and
                                                                            •    Pollution.
                                                                                                            accessibility.
                                                                                                      •     Engagement and
                                                                                                            partnerships.



2.1       FACADE AMENITY

        Deliverable                                                         Strategy

                             Design has maximised the number of hotel rooms that have operable areas of facade to
                             maximise availability of natural ventilation, whilst complying with the BCA operability restrictions.

                             All hotel rooms will have ceiling fans.
  Ventilation
                             Common corridors to be mechanically ventilated.

                             Natural ventilation will be maximised throughout.




Noosa Springs Boutique Hotel, Noosa Qld                                                                               4
DA-ESD Superior Design Outcomes Report – Issue A
B2170644dasdoRevA-wbr – May 10 2022


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EMF GRIFFITHS — SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS

 

SECTION 2.0

SUPERIOR DESIGN OUTCOMES

Significant measures have been undertaken to ensure that this development responsibly impacts upon the local
environment and addresses environmental, social and economic sustainability aspects for the buildings’ occupants,
users and the wider community.

The environmental vision, principles, goals and strategies are described as follows: -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vision To Create a Sustainable Urban Community
Promoting and Providing economic Protecting ecological Promoting planning and
Principles maintaining a liveable benefit. values and optimising | design excellence.
community. resource use.
A community that is Economic benefit is Protect, manage and Develop a modern
diverse, safe and maximised by facilitating | enhance natural resilient and adaptable
healthy, has access to the release of urban systems, habitats and | urban form that
services, jobs and land, incorporating biodiversity, and promotes connectivity,
learning, that fosters lifecycle costs including promote the safety and accessibility
Goals active local participation | operational savings, innovative and whilst recognising
and is a pleasant place | long term employment efficient use and existing local values and
to live, work and visit opportunities, and management of aspirations.
while integrating with creating partnering materials, water and
and enhancing the opportunities and long- energy to minimise
value of existing term value. impacts on the
neighbourhoods. climate.
. High quality of life. | « Public benefit. . Climate impact. | ¢ Community and
. : lace.
. High levels of . Lifecycle costs. . Water. place
community . Responsive urban
participation. * Land supply. ° tran and form.
e Healthy and safe ° Partnerships. . Materials and . Quality public
. communities. . Sustainability realm.
Strategies . champion waste.
. Respect existing . . Habitats and . Infrastructure.
communities. * Local employment. biodiversity. ¢ Connectivity,
. safety and
° Pollution. accessibility.
. Engagement and
partnerships.

 

21 FACADE AMENITY

 

 

 

 

Common corridors to be mechanically ventilated.

Natural ventilation will be maximised throughout.

Deliverable Strategy
Design has maximised the number of hotel rooms that have operable areas of facade to
maximise availability of natural ventilation, whilst complying with the BCA operability restrictions.
All hotel rooms will have ceiling fans.
Ventilation

 

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