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Research

IGBC v3 vs LEED v4.1 Scoring on the Same Indian Project: A Comparative Case Study
This article compares IGBC v3 and LEED v4.1 scoring outcomes on the same hypothetical 10,000 m² Bangalore office project. Identical design strategies (DOAS + ERV + free cooling + 200 kWp PV) yield 78 LEED points (Platinum threshold = 80) and 96 IGBC points (Platinum threshold = 7… Read more →

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This article compares IGBC v3 and LEED v4.1 scoring outcomes on the same hypothetical 10,000 m² Bangalore office project. Identical design strategies (DOAS + ERV + free cooling + 200 kWp PV) yield 78 LEED points (Platinum threshold = 80) and 96 IGBC points (Platinum threshold = 7…

Plumbing & Drainage, Sustainability

Greywater Recycling Design: IGBC and GRIHA Compliance for Indian Commercial
Greywater (GW) is the largest single source of recyclable water in any Indian commercial or hospitality project — typically 40-60 % of total wastewater volume. Properly treated, it can offset 30-50 % Read more →

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Greywater (GW) is the largest single source of recyclable water in any Indian commercial or hospitality project — typically 40-60 % of total wastewater volume. Properly treated, it can offset 30-50 %

Sustainability

IGBC Green Buildings v3 Energy Efficiency Credits: Achieving 35-45 Points
IGBC v3 (Green New Buildings v3) is the Indian Green Building Council's third-generation rating for new commercial/institutional buildings. The Energy Efficiency (EE) category is where 35-45 of the 11 Read more →

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IGBC v3 (Green New Buildings v3) is the Indian Green Building Council’s third-generation rating for new commercial/institutional buildings. The Energy Efficiency (EE) category is where 35-45 of the 11

Plumbing & Drainage, Standards, Sustainability

Greywater Recycling System Design: NBC 2016 + LEED + IGBC Compliance
Greywater is the wastewater from baths, lavatories, kitchen sinks, and washing machines — distinguished from blackwater (toilet, urinal). It accounts for 50-80% of a building's wastewater volume. With Read more →

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Greywater is the wastewater from baths, lavatories, kitchen sinks, and washing machines — distinguished from blackwater (toilet, urinal). It accounts for 50-80% of a building’s wastewater volume. With

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