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    Building Economics: Infosys, Hyderabad

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    This document summarizes the green building features of an Infosys campus in Hyderabad. It achieved a 40% reduction in energy intensity and 34% reduction in water intensity. 58 million units of electricity came from renewable sources. Key green features include solar passive design, insulated walls and roofs, double glazed windows, restricted floor plates, radiant cooling technology, natural daylight design using windows, horizontal louvers, vertical fins and light shelves, a smart building system to optimize energy usage, and innovations like building envelope efficiency, lighting control, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting.

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    Building Economics: Infosys, Hyderabad

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    This document summarizes the green building features of an Infosys campus in Hyderabad. It achieved a 40% reduction in energy intensity and 34% reduction in water intensity. 58 million units of electricity came from renewable sources. Key green features include solar passive design, insulated walls and roofs, double glazed windows, restricted floor plates, radiant cooling technology, natural daylight design using windows, horizontal louvers, vertical fins and light shelves, a smart building system to optimize energy usage, and innovations like building envelope efficiency, lighting control, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting.

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    This document summarizes the green building features of an Infosys campus in Hyderabad. It achieved a 40% reduction in energy intensity and 34% reduction in water intensity. 58 million units of electricity came from renewable sources. Key green features include solar passive design, insulated walls and roofs, double glazed windows, restricted floor plates, radiant cooling technology, natural daylight design using windows, horizontal louvers, vertical fins and light shelves, a smart building system to optimize energy usage, and innovations like building envelope efficiency, lighting control, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting.

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    Building Economics: Infosys, Hyderabad

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    This document summarizes the green building features of an Infosys campus in Hyderabad. It achieved a 40% reduction in energy intensity and 34% reduction in water intensity. 58 million units of electricity came from renewable sources. Key green features include solar passive design, insulated walls and roofs, double glazed windows, restricted floor plates, radiant cooling technology, natural daylight design using windows, horizontal louvers, vertical fins and light shelves, a smart building system to optimize energy usage, and innovations like building envelope efficiency, lighting control, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting.

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    BUILDING ECONOMICS

    INFOSYS, HYDERABAD

    SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:ANISHA YADAV


    AR.JASPREET KAUR DEEPANSHU GAMBHIR
    AR.RUPINDER KAUR ISHITA BHARDWAJ
    KAJAL KUMARI
    KHAMSUM CHOKI BHUTIA
    • ACHIEVED A REDUCTION BY 40% IN ENERGY INTENSITY.
    • REDUCED WATER INTENSITY BY 34%.
    • SOURCED 58 MILLION UNITS OF ELECTRICITY FROM
    RENEWABLE ENERGY.
    GREEN ARCHITECTURE
     THIS BUILDING IS DESIGNED ACCORDING TO SOLAR PASSIVE
    PRINCIPLES AND HAS A HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDING
    ENVELOPE, CONSISTING OF INSULATED WALLS AND ROOFS.
     THE WINDOWS HAVE A HIGH PERFORMANCE GLASS IN A DOUBLE
    GLAZED UNIT WITH ARGON INFILL.THIS ENSURES THAT THE
    OVERALL SOLAR HEAT GAIN IS LIMITED TO 1 w/sqft.
     THE WIDTH OF THE FLOOR PLATE IS RESTRICTED TO 16m TO
    ENSURE ADEQUATE DAYLIGHT FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH
    FACING WINDOWS.
    RADIANT COOLING TECHNOLOGY
    • 75% MORE EFFICIENT REQUIRE THAN STANDARD
    AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM 80% LESS AIR
    COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL.
    • HIGHER SYSTEM THERMAL COMFORT On
    ACCOUNT OF BETTER MEAN RADIANT
    TEMPERATURE.
    • HIGHEST INDOOR AIR QUALITY REQUIRES LESS
    SPACE COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM.
    NATURAL DAYLIGHT DESIGN
     THE WINDOWS ARE SPLIT INTO AN UPPER
    PANE THAT LETS IN NATURAL LIGHT AND
    THE LOWER PANE WHICH PROVIDES THE
    OUTSIDE VIEW.
     THE WINDOWS ARE COMPLETELY SHADED
    WITH HORIZONTAL LOUVERS AND VERTICAL
    FINS TO PREVENT GLARE.THIS ENSURES
    THAT THE ENTIRE OFFICE IS DAY LIT
    WITHOUT GLARE FROM 8AM TO 5PM.
     ABOVE EACH WINDOW, A LIGHT SHELF IS
    INSTALLED WHICH REFLECTS THE INCOMING
    SUNLIGHT ONTO THE CEILING, THEREBY
    DISTRIBUTING DEEPER INTO THE SPACE.
    SMART BUILDING SYSTEM
     BUILDING LOADS ARE DYNAMIC BECAUSE CONDITIONS OF
    WEATHER, OCCUPANCY AND ACTIVITY ALL VARY. SBS BUILDS
    INTELLIGENCE INTO BUILDING OPERATIONS IN THE FORM OF
    ENERGY SAVING ALGORITHMS.
     SBS PROVIDES THE DATA WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND THE ENERGY
    DISTRIBUTION IN THE BUILDINGS AND IDENTIFY POTENTIAL AREAS
    FOR ENERGY SAVINGS.
     SBS MAKE SURE THAT THE SYSTEM IS LIVING UP ITS ENERGY
    POTENTIAL.
     SBS ENSURES COMFORT OF THE EMPLOYEES BY PROVIDING THE
    RIGHT INDOOR QUALITY.
    INNOVATIONS IN RESOURCE
    CONVERSIONS
     BUILDING ENVELOPE EFFICIENCY
     RADIANT COOLING TECHNOLOGY
     LIGHTING CONTROL FOR GREEN RESULTS
     DAYLIGHT PANELS &VISION PANELS FOR WINDOWS
     USAGE OF SOLAR PANELS
     RAIN WATER HARVESTING
     VOLUMETRIC LIGHTING IN OFFICE SPACES
     LIGHT SHELVES TO IMPROVE NATURAL LIGHT IN THE
    WORKING SPACES
    THANK YOU

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