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Volume II
| June 2016
9 Student Chapter
72 Registered Project
21 IGBC Accredited
Professionals
Chandigarh Chapter
49.04 million Sq ft Green
Building Footprints
Planners Forum
Positive Axis
Content
Snapshots
Key Messages
Chapter Activities
Greening of Interiors:
the IGBC way
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Upcoming Events
Energy Conservation
Code For Town
Planning - Need Of Hour
Snippets
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In the News
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Individual Member
Mr Rajesh Sharma
Mr. Dilip Singh Kushwaha
Mr Nagendra Narayan
Mr Manpreet Singh Guliani
Mr Mohammad Laraib Ahmad
Key Messages
For centuries, Indian way of life has been to build and live in harmony with Nature. The classic examples are ancient temples
and forts; these have survived centuries of floods & earthquakes. Our ancestors had mastered the art of laying stone and creating edifices of incredible splendor and majesty. When industrial revolution came to India, it brought with it the mantra of
Comfort At Any Cost and we took it on with great zeal. Plastics of all varieties came to our land and destroyed our water
reserves. Fossil fuels have been used with scant regard to quality of air we breathe. Thus, in less than sixty years, India has
become one of most water-deficient nation and my birth-place Delhi has become the worlds most polluted city. But all is not
lost! CII launched Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) in 2001. Our headquarter, GBC Hyderabad, became Indias first certified green building, and Worlds Greenest Building in 2003. It is designed using principles of ancient wisdom, and incorporating the state-of-the-art technologies. And we have never looked back.
IGBC Chandigarh Chapter has led the Green Building Movement in India from the front. Its outstanding contribution lies in
starting IGBC student chapters in Punjab & Haryana; getting Punjab Development Authority to give additional 5% FAR incentive for IGBC certified buildings; and inclusion of green parameter in local building bye-laws. Leaders & Members of IGBC
have driven the green building movement in India, with great dedication and commitment. This has brought India on the
World MAP of Green Buildings and Green Infrastructure. Starting with a meagre 20,000 Sq. ft. certified green building (GBC
Hyderabad) in 2003, IGBC today has a registered green building footprint of 360 Crore Sq. ft. (3.6 Billion Sq. ft.), making
India the worlds second largest contributor towards sustainability.
Our mission is that India will celebrate 75 years of independence as worlds number one country, in preserving life on our
beautiful Mother Earth, with 1000 Crore Sq. ft. (10 Billion Sq. ft.) registered green footprint. Then we will hold our heads
high in fulfilling our responsibility of greener earth for our children and for generations not yet born.
Er V Suresh
Chairman, IGBC Policy and Advocacy Committee &
Former CMD, HUDCO
We are all very glad to learn about the impressive array of activities and events being organized by IGBC Chandigarh chapter
in sensitizing public opinion and disseminating information among many stake holders on the green building movement and
expanding the green footprint net work. We need massive efforts in this direction for creating Awareness, Appreciation and
Application modes among the various corporates, builders, developers , agencies and departments to embrace green building philosophies in planning, design, construction and operation and maintenance stages to bring in efficiencies in water
use, energy use and waste management and spread the green cover leading to reduction of carbon foot print. All these efforts
will lead to sustainable development of the built environment with optimum and efficient use of all our natural resources.
This will also pave the way for the recognition among governments and users for incentivizing the green building initiatives.
I wish the efforts all success in exchanging and sharing the efforts for maximum IEC outreach.
Er A K Jaswal,
Chairman, IGBC Chandigarh Chapter &
MD, Hindustan Infrastructure Inc.
India is witnessing tremendous growth in infrastructure development. Due to rapidly urbanization the construction sector is
growing very fast and poses many challenges to preserve the environment. In this direction Indian Green Building council is
playing very important role since 2001 and has opened 20 IGBC Chapters across the country and over 100 student Chapters in various Architect and Engineering colleges till today. The mission of IGBC is to make aware and importance of green
building and to built sustainable environment for all through conferences, exhibitions and training programs. IGBC has
achieved great heights under the leadership of Dr. Prem C Jain and deep involvement of all the council members and other
partners. Today India has registered 3.61 billion Sq.ft of green building footprints and is the second country in the world with
largest green building footprints. The green Buildings which plays a catalytic role in addressing the environmental issues and
concerns. IGBC aspire to cross 10 billion sq.ft of green building footprint in the next 10 years with the sincere support and
efforts of all members and stakeholders including Government & Private sector
We feel honored and happy to bring out and place before you the second issue of the newsletter of Chandigarh Chapter of
Indian Green Building Council. The newsletter showcases the humble and dedicated effort made by the Chapter to promote
the cause of local and global sustainability through creating awareness about the role, need and importance of planning,
designing and construction of green built environment. We understand that task is both enormous, complex and stupendous.
It requires total involvement of community and all the stakeholders including government, parastatal agencies, policy makers, developers, builders, architects, engineers, industry, service providers etc. to achieve the goal of making all built
environment green. We are trying to make them all partners make in this endeavor to the best of our limited capability and
capacity.
India, as a nation, is already on the path of rapid economic development and committed to achieve high economic growth
rate. With urban population projected to be 590 million in 2030, McKenzie Global Institute has already projected the need
for creating 700-900 million square meters of built space annually to meet the needs for shelter, working, industry, leisure,
travel etc. for the population that will make urban areas as their preferred place of living. In addition, we are also searching
for options which would help in making our rural habitat more livable and least consumers of energy. To create smart ,
livable, more productive, effective and efficient human settlements, Government of India has already launched number of pan
India initiatives including Smart City Mission, Swachh Bharat Mission, AMRUT, Affordable Housing etc. All this will lead to
creation of large footprints of buildings. With IGBC, under the dynamic chairmanship of Sh P.C. Jain, fixing goal of creating 10
billion square feet of green built space by 2022 ( to make India global leader in Green Rated Buildings on the eave of India
completing 75 years of independence), places great onus and duty on all of us in IGBC to make all possible efforts to achieve
the defined objectives through a well defined vision and mission approach.
Collectively we all can do it and we all shall do it.
Chief Guest Sh. Kapil Setia, Chief Architect, Dept. Of Urban Planning, Chandigarh
Administration addressing the participants
Sh. Kapil Setia, Chief Architect, Dept. Of Urban Planning, Chandigarh Administration and Sh. Jaswant Singh, Chief Town
Planner, Haryana Urban Development Authority were the Chief Guest & Guest of Honour respectively for the session. The
other dignitaries & speaker present during the seminar were Mr A K Jaswal, Chairman, IGBC Chandigarh Chapter & MD,
Hindustan Infrastructure Inc, Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta, Co-Chairman, IGBC Chandigarh Chapter , Col Shailesh Pathak, CEO, Art-N
-Glass Inc. , Mr Abhimanyu Deswal, Director, GLM Infratech Pvt Ltd. , Mr Punit Agarwal, Counsellor, IGBC , Mr Naman Sukhija, Business Architect, Green Tree. The event witnessed participation of over 70 delegates and from various stakeholders
from Industry viz Architects, Builder & Developer, SME, Project Management Consultants, Corporate, etc..
From L to R: Mr Abhimanyu Deswal, Mr Punit Agarwal, Ar Jit Kumar Gupta, Guest of Honour
Sh. Jaswant Singh, CTP, HUDA, Er A K Jaswal, Col Shailesh Pathak, Mr Naman Sukhija during
the technical session
The key dignitaries present during the seminar were Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta, Co-Chairman, IGBC Chandigarh Chapter , Dr
Satnam S Ladhar, Addl. Director (Environment), Punjab State Council for Science & Technology, Mr. Nirav B. Saraiya, Consultant - Rain Water Harvesting, N.S. & Associates and Mr Basant Yadav, Consultant PHE, Petrichor Emerging Technologies
(India) Pvt. Ltd. The event witnessed participation of 43 delegates and from various stakeholders from Industry viz Corporate, Developer, SME, Architects, Project Management Consultants etc..
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For the Poster making competition, over 60 nominations were received from schools in Chandigarh Tricity. The winners of
the competition were felicitated with certificate & Momento in the Session held in GCCBA, Chandigarh. Aanchal of Class X,
Manav Mangal Smart School, Sector 64, Mohali, won the competition followed by Anushka of Class X and Jasmein, a student of Class VIII of the same school at the second and third positions.
Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta, Co-Chairman IGBC Chandigarh Chapter addressing the gathering on Environment
sustainability & Green Buildings.
Architectural Students of Asian School of Architecture & Design Innovations, Kochi on Monday, 1 Feb 2016
Civil engineering students of Khalsa College of Engineering & Technology, Amritsar Punjab on Thursday, 10 March 2016
Ms Richa Verma Manager, ISB and Mr. Pawan Gaur, Manager, interacting with the students about green practices of the ISB campus
We spend about 90% of our time indoors, breathing the same air
without knowing enough about the quality of indoor environment
that is present throughout the day. On an average, an adult at rest
inhales & exhales approximately 7 to 8 liters (about one-fourth of a
cubic foot) of air per minute. This amounts to more than 10,000
liters (almost 400 cubic feet) of air for the day. Therefore, the indoor air quality (IAQ) and consequential physiological comfort are
of paramount importance for the occupants. Realizing this imperative, world over, designers are exploring opportunities to construct
& design interiors considering these key elements.
Malaxmi Courtyard, IGBC Platinum
Green Buildings
Today, building sector in India is growing at a rapid pace
and contributing immensely to the growth of the National
economy. The sector is expected to grow four-fold in the
next three decades, creating three more new India's.
It is inspiring to witness how the sector has embraced
sustainable design & construction practices in the past
fifteen years. This has facilitated India to stand tall on the
global green buildings map. Today, India with over 3.6
Billion Sq.ft of registered green footprint, has the second Use of bamboo panels for cladding the suspended volume at Puma
Store, IGBC Platinum
largest contribution to the worlds registered green buildings. Green Building Movement in India started with corporate offices; institutional and commercial buildings.
However, in little more than a decade, the green building movement has spread to all types of buildings and
communities. This indeed is a step in the right direction and augurs well for our country.
Tangible Benefits
Incorporating green concepts and techniques in the building sector has helped to address National priorities
like- water efficiency, energy efficiency, reduction in fossil fuel use, handling of consumer waste and conserving
natural resources. But most important is the vast improvement of indoor environmental quality (IEQ), leading
to better health, well-being and productivity of occupants of green buildings.
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Success Story
ICICI Bank- Madhapur Branch in Hyderabad gained the unique distinction of becoming Indias First IGBC Green
Interiors rated project in India. Today, 10 projects are registered under IGBC Green Interiors Rating System.
Many other projects are in the pipeline. Some of the green features included in ICICI Bank- Madhapur Branch in
Hyderabad, include the following:
Conclusion
IGBC foresees that the next 10 years will be the decade of integrated sustainable built environment. This will
mostly be in the form of large integrated townships, satellite cities, gated communities and campuses with multiple buildings.
This development presents an enormous opportunity to design the interiors as green from day one; this will facilitate in building a greener & healthier India.
*Source - Insite Magazine: April 2016 edition
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Green net cloth covering East and West walls for protection from
Solar heat.
Snippets
In the News...
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Seen from L - R: Col. Shailesh Pathak, Mr. Noor Dasmesh Singh, Dr. Sanjay Kr Sharma , Ar. Jit Kumar Gupta, Co-Chairman IGBC
Chandigarh Chapter , Ar. Manmohan Khanna, Er. A K Jaswal, Chairman, IGBC Chandigarh Chapter, Major Gen. (Retd.) TPS Bakhshi ,
Er. G J S Rosha , Mr. Abhimanyu Deswal, Mr Ashish Bhardwaj, Mr Nilesh Kumar Rana
To join any of the subcommittees and participate in the Green Building Movement
or to send your Queries/Suggestions, Please Contact:
Nilesh Kumar Rana
Indian Green Building Council
Confederation of Indian Industry (Northern Region Headquarters)
Block No. 3, Dakshin Marg, Sector 31-A, Chandigarh 160030 (INDIA)
: +91 7087190511| Email : nilesh.rana@cii.in
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