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2	CH2 Landscape and Water Projects
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9	"EXTRACTOR TURBINES" EXTRACTOR TURBINES Six of these turbines are being developed in Melbourne for CH2. They will usually generate power during the day (when most of the wind blows), feed this into the grid and extract used air from the offices at night in order to aid the night purge on still nights when the air temperature is below the temperature of the ceilings. When the air is still too hot we have to use the co-gen gas turbine generator to feed the grid and with its excess heat cool air via an absorption chiller which will be pushed through the offices giving an artificial night purge.
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12	BUILDING WATER CYCLE
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18	BUILDING ENERGY SAVINGS
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21	Where CH2 stands in World picture 58.6
22	VERTICAL LANDSCAPE
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27	Planter concept and “Aqua Minder”
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29	ROOF LANDSCAPE
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31	Roof Garden East to West
32	ROOF GARDEN – EAST CORE THIN ROOF CONCEPT TO OFFSET URBAN HEAT ISLAND & STORMWATER POLUTANT MITIGATION
33	INTERIOR LANDCAPE
34	DRAFT GREEN STAR – OFFICE INTERIOR Indoor Plants “2 credit are awarded where indoor plant species known for their ability to improve indoor air quality are installed in fixed planters. The minimum density of plants shall be one medium (>1m tall) or 3 small (<1m tall) per 10 square metres of net lettable (NLA). A maintenance/landscaping contract must be in place (minimum 2yrs) to ensure that the health of the plants in maintained.”
35	INTERIOR CONCEPT Based on draft GBC interior requirements
36	INDOOR GLARE REDUCTION
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39	GREEN STAR – OFFICE INTERIOR v1 NIPA negotiated with the green building council to modify the tool requirements for indoor planting On May 5 2005 the green building council released the tool in its operational form.
40	INTERIOR PLANTING TENDER DOCUMENTATION
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42	CONSTRUCTION Due for completion June 2006
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48	CONCLUSION
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