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Hotels 6 Town Hall The brief was to use the largest area in the centre of Khan Market in NCR, and design a place for the community amidst an existing structure, where a lot of people can meet and come together.This News was a unique opportunity, to design an extremely large space with 4 multiple challenges in the heart of the posh market in central Delhi.

Hotels 8 Botanica Inspired by nature, the name Botanica was derived for the lavish development that focused itself around the serene green oasis at its heart. It attempts to create a landmark development within the contemporary residential building typology through spacious, high- onluxury,four-side open apartments located in the heart of Delhi.

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A five-point plan puts sustainable buildings, communities and cities The Green Building Council of of the Melbourne CBD. our politicians is vital. We’ll continue to Framework for Sustainable Development Australia (GBCA) has released a “Our industry has been ranked the Workhard overthis long election cam- five-point plan for sustainable build- ‘global green leader’ for five years paign to seek commitment from all PUBLISHER ings, communities and cities to guide running by the Global Real Estate political parties to build a better, more Roof & Facade Pte Ltd politicians in the lead-up to the federal Sustainability Benchmark, and Austra- Sustainable future for all Australians,” election on 2 July. lian companies dominate the annual Ms Madew concludes. Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer of the GBCA, Dow Jones Sustainability Index. The GBCA’s five-point plan for sustain- Gopi Panickar Romilly Madew, says the plan has been “But we need to move faster if we able buildings, communities and cities [email protected] developed to help politicians from all are to arrest climate change – and can be downloaded from the GBCA parties understand the policies and we need to move faster if we are to The GBCA is the nation’s authority EDITORIAL programs that drive down emissions ensure we can accommodate a grow- on sustainable buildings and commu- Manager—Publishing while enhancing productivity, liveabil- ing population in cities that are liveable nities. The GBCA’s mission is to accel- Dr. Parvathy Subhadra ityand sustainability in Australia’s cities. and sustainable.” erate the transformation of Aus- [email protected] “For the last decade, the Austra- The GBCA’s five priorities for federal tralia’s built environment into one Marketing Communications Executive lian property and construction indus- government action are: that is healthy, liveable, productive, Anchana Latha try has been committed to reducing 1. Move towards net zero resilient and sustainable. The GBCA [email protected] carbon emissions, delivering cost 2. Raise minimum standards for works with industry and government savings, boosting health and pro- buildings to encourage policies and programs Executive - Training Division ductivity, and creating places that 3. Harness the potential of mid-tier that support its mission. The Council Jaya G. are good for the environment and buildings educates thousands of people each [email protected] people too,” Ms Madew says. 4. Accelerate the advancement of a year on how to design and deliver sus- Administrator “The evidence of this evolution is precinct utilities marketplace tainable outcomes for Australia’s build- Annie John there for all to see. More than 1,060 5. Catalyse the sustainable cities ings and communities. And it operates [email protected] Green Star projects equate to 14 mil- movement. Australia’s only national, voluntary, lion squaremeters of Green Star certi- “These policies and programs are holistic rating system for sustainable DIGITAL SERVICES - Manager fied space – more than twice the size important – but strong leadership from buildings and communities – R. Sivaprakasham [email protected] Production Business deals affirm Singapore International Water Week as leading [email protected] global water platform DESIGN The event drew to a successful close tion of DTSS Phase 2 is estimated to organizations, academia and pri- M. Arul Raj with more than 21,000 participants cost S$6.5 billion; vate companies, including, 14 water- [email protected] from all over the world and S$15.2 • A S$200 million funding boost under related ministers, water utility leaders CIRCULATION billion in total value of business deals the Research, Innovation and Enter- from every continent and CEOs of [email protected] announced prise 2020 plan to further R&D in the the world’s biggest water companies. Singapore, 18 July 2016 – Efficient Singapore water industry over the Distinguished delegates include HE water management, future technolo- next five years; Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Rumaihi, Addresses gies and talent development emerged • The construction of a fifth desalina- Minister of Municipality and Environ- Singapore: high on the global water sustainability tion plant on Singapore’s Jurong ment, Qatar; HE EsbenLunde Larsen, Roof & Facade Pte Ltd agenda at the 7th Singapore Interna- Island that will add 30 million gallons Minister for Environment and Food, (Co. Reg. No. 199004219H) tional Water Week. Held from 10 – 14 of water per day to the nation’s water Denmark; Dr. Han Seung-soo, UN Blk 164 Bukit Merah Central July 2016, the global water conference supply; Secretary-General's Special Envoy for #03 - 3629, Singapore 150164 also concluded on a record-breaking • Launch of the Singapore Water Disaster Risk Reduction and Water, Tel: +65-6521 6801 note, garnering S$15.2 billion in total Academy, an institute for learning Special Advisor to the High Level Panel Fax: +65-6878 0834 value for the announcements on proj- that builds and enhances the capa- on Water, and former Prime Minister Email: [email protected] ects awarded, tenders, investments bilities of water professionals in Sin- of the Republic of Korea; MrBenedito Website: www.roofandfacade.com and MOUs. Held in conjunction with gapore and around the world; Braga, President, World Water Council; the World Cities Summit (WCS) and • Opening of Memstar’s Membrane Gerardo Ablaza Jr, President and Chief Malaysia: CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS), Manufacturing Plant and R&D Executive Officer, Manila Water Com- Roof & Facade Sdn Bhd the three co-located conferences centre, a new membrane manufac- pany; Mr Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, (Co. Reg. No. 666039U) attracted more than 21,000 partici- turing facility in Singapore; Chairman of the Board of Nestlé S.A; Suite 212, Level 2, Block A3 pants from 115 countries and regions. • An investment of S$3.5 billion by and Mr Charles O. Holliday-Jr, Chair- Leisure Commerce Square, The record-breaking achievement Korea's Ministry of Environment over man of Royal Dutch Shell PLC. Jalan PJS 8/9, 46150 in total value for announcements the next 12 years to refurbish and As an integrated component across Petaling Jaya, on company investments, R&D col- build new water infrastructure; SIWW, WCS and CESS, the inaugu- Selangor, Malaysia laborations and project partnerships • A research collaboration between ral City Solutions Singapore brought Tel: +603-78655472 reaffirmed the continued vibrancy of ZWEEC and USEPA for the devel- together more than 1,000 leading Fax: +603-78655470 Singapore as a global hydrohub and opment and implementation of an companies and innovative start-ups Email: [email protected] SIWW as the leading global water plat- online toxicity water monitoring across 31,000 sqm to showcase new Website: www.roofandfacade.com form for business networking, solu- programme; and cutting-edge solutions for urban tions and technology. Some of the sig- • A five-year agreement between development, water, and waste and Printed in Singapore nificant announcements made at this PUB, Singapore’s national water cleaning management. Four country / year’s SIWW included: agency, and GE Water to explore region pavilions – Turkey, Spain, Scot- • Call for upcoming tenders for the new research opportunities as well as land and the EU Business Avenues in design and construction of Sin- develop novel water treatment tech- Southeast Asia Pavilion – made their gapore’s Deep Tunnel Sewerage nologies and R&D projects locally bow at SIWW 2016, joining 17 other Roof & Facade Asia is a licensed trade publication System (DTSS) Phase 2 and the The Water Leaders Summit played pavilions to provide a gateway for their distributed to a qualified readership within the Building Integrated Waste Management host to over 500 water leaders from companies to enter the growing Asian industry in Asia. 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Tropicana Collaborates with Panasonic Group to Build Innovative Eco Homes Er. Edwin Khew to Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, 28 June 2016 Dato’ Yau added, "Tropicana Aman is remove up to more than 95% of harmful assume Presidency of – Staying true to its mission to build a set to be an idyllic place where one can air particles. The thermal heat insulation sustainable and vibrant community, slow down, breathe in the fresh air, find materials will be incorporated behind the The IES property developer Tropicana Corpora- the balance in life and live in a walk and ceiling to help to reduce heat conduction Renewable energy and Cleantech tion Berhad (“Tropicana”) has entered bike-friendly environment. PanaHome to keep the living space naturally cool guru to lead IES as Golden Jubilee into a strategic collaboration with Pana- Malaysia aims to make a difference by and clean for the inhabitants without Year President to support Singapore’s Home Malaysia SdnBhd("PanaHome creating an "EcoNation" where one can the need for excessive air-conditioning, future growth through engineering Malaysia"), a local subsidiary of Pana- work, live and play in a healthy environ- hence reducing energy consumption. The Institution of Engineers, Sin- Home Corporation based in Japan, to ment. We share the same vision to create On the scope of fitted electronics gapore (IES) announced today that build 272 semi-detached innovative eco a better community with our future smart equipment and security front, PanaHome Engineer (Er.) Edwin Khew, Managing homes at its latest township, Tropicana homes and thus, this is a very strategic will incorporate the video intercom and Director of Anaergia Singapore Pte Aman. The unveiling of Cheria Residenc- partnership.” home network system to deter crime. Ltd, will be taking over the reins of IES es, the third phase of the residential pre- Speaking on behalf of PanaHome With the built-in video intercom, residents Presidency from Er. Chong Kee Sen. cinct at the 863-acre Tropicana Aman Malaysia, Mr Haruhiko Kuwanosaid,"With will be able to see the face of their visi- Er. Khew will be officially inaugurated marked the first collaboration between Tropicana’s vision to redefine the art of tors without the need of opening the door. as the IES President for a term of two both companies. living and its commitment to building The Panasonic security systems are con- years (Sessions 2016/17 and 2017/18) Incorporated since 1979, Tropicana is luxurious, resort-themed developments, nected to the smartphone to monitor the at the 50th IES Annual General Meet- the pioneer of resort-themed develop- I believe together, we can create a more status of your home remotely even when ing (AGM) to be held on 28 May 2016 ments, with over 42 completed and 16 vibrant township in Tropicana Aman. The you are out of the house. at the Suntec Singapore Convention & ongoing developments across Malaysia. synergy between Tropicana’s master- About Tropicana Aman Exhibition Centre. Established since 1963, PanaHome has planning and PanaHome’s Japan intel- Set next to the growing affluent neigh- For his new appointment, Er. Khew built a total of about 470,000 residences ligent construction technologies will bourhood of Kota Kemuning, Tropicana has set three key thrusts in collabo- in Japan over the past 50 years. Cheria definitely add more value to Cheria Resi- Aman encompasses 863-acre of idyllic ration with the IES Council: to deliver Residences is a brainchild of both com- dences precinct at Tropicana Aman.” setting offering both residential and com- greater value and relevance to IES panies, embracing innovative design and The newly unveiled Cheria Residences is mercial components. The township also members, to raise the profile of engi- concepts that are fitted with Japan intel- expected to launch in mid-July 2016 and boasts an 85-acre Central Park with a neering as the profession of choice ligent construction technology that aim expected to complete in 2019. Seated on central community clubhouse. Tropicana and to steer IES towards becoming to improve the quality of lives. a lush 38.5 acres land, the capacious dou- is also building a 10-acre Tenby Interna- the focal point and strategic partner The signing ceremony marked anoth- ble-storey semi-detached homes boast tional School campus and is expected to for all present and future engineering er important milestone for the Group 3,200 to 3,670 square feet with wide car have its first intake in September 2018, initiatives in Singapore. and was witnessed by MrYasuteruFujii, porch that could fit three cars side-by-side. offering international student-oriented “It is a huge responsibility to be the Corporate Advisor of Panasonic &Pana- Future residents of this gated and guarded programmes for students aged from 3 IES President during its Golden Jubilee Home Corporation. Tropicana was rep- precinct will also enjoy their own private to 18 years old. Access-wise, Tropicana Year especially as Singapore crosses resented by Dato' YauKok Seng, Group 4.73-acre central park and linear garden, Aman is linked to six major highways into its second 50 years of develop- CEO and Dato' Dickson Tan, Deputy 3-km pedestrian and jogging track and a - Lebuhraya Shah Alam (KESAS), the ment. This is a critical juncture that Group CEO; whilst PanaHome was rep- dedicated community hall. Federal Highway, LebuhrayaKemuning will determine the success of Singa- resented by Mr Kenji Koyama,Executive On the innovative and Japanese-qual- Shah Alam (LKSA), Expressway Ling- pore’s future growth into the high tech Officer and Mr Haruhiko Kuwano, Man- ity technologies front, each Cheria Resi- karan Tengah (ELITE), South Klang Valley sector and being a smart nation, as aging Director of PanaHome Malaysia. dence is designed to be energy efficient Expressway (SKVE) and the up-and- engineering will be one of the key pro- Speaking at the event, Dato’ YauKok and environmentally-friendly. Construc- coming West Coast Highway. fessions required to drive these areas Seng said that Tropicana has always tion methods utilising reinforced con- Since its launch in May 2015, Arahsia of growth. I do hope to steer IES to been working in sync with the pulse of crete panel technology ensure high and Residences, the first phase of Tropicana strengthen its engineering excellence the local communities to enrich lives and consistent quality building structure. Aman recorded an overwhelming success through the development of strong improve the ecosystem. “Building inno- PanaHome also offers air ventilation with all the 432 units of link homes 100% and active technical committees (TCs) vative intelligent homes with PanaHome and heat insulation technology that sup- taken up. The second phase, Bayan Resi- covering all sectors of engineering in is a sign of our commitment to not just plies effective flow and circulation of dences was launched in August 2015 and IES and in enthusing the young to take creating harmonious partnerships for the natural cool air whilst at the same time, has since recorded over 90% take up. up an interest in STEM (science, tech- benefit of our customers but ultimately, minimises the heat transmission from the Cheria Residences, the third phase will nology, engineering and mathematics). to also create an ideal and vibrant town- ceiling unlike the issue faced in conven- be launched in mid-July 2016. Interested We hope that by showing students ship that is sustainable and holistic in tional buildings. The unique PanaHome’s purchasers are encouraged to contact how they can be part of this exciting nature. Going forward, Tropicana plans PURETECH structured embedded 1700 81 8868 or visit the Tropicana Aman future growth of Singapore, they will to build more sustainable homes in each ventilation system filters out dust and Property Gallery which is open daily from be encouraged to take up engineering of its townships.” air pollutants and the special filter can 9.30am to 6.30pm. after they leave school,” said Er. Khew. In addition, Er. Khew will also focus on the softer aspects of engineering, especially in promoting social and envi- Heliatek deploys with Kandil Steel its first large BIOPV project on African continent ronmental responsibility amongst IES Dresden, Germany - 23 June 2016 Opaque HeliatekHeliafilm on steel members and in encouraging young - Heliatek has implemented, with its Opaque HeliaFilm® on steel application engineers to be more enterprising. partner Kandil Steel, its first Building About Kandil Steel: “My Council and I would also place integrated Organic Photovoltaic (BIOPV) Kandil was founded in 1865, start- greater emphasis on using our engi- pilot project in Africa. HeliaFilm®, Heli- ing by manufacturing manual agricul- neering knowledge and skillsets to help atek's organic solar film, is at the core tural machinery. Passing through several the needy in the society and to make of this installation in Egypt, which repre- phases, Kandil focused on flat steel in their lives better; and to promote envi- sents a first test project for further steel the 1950s and became a genuine steel ronmental consciousness amongst applications by Kandil Steel. player in building the Egyptian indus- our members. This will be very much "I am happy that we are progressing tries. Moving on in the 1990's, Kandil in line with the mission of IES which is on our global roll out," states Thibaud Le ditions are ideal for HeliaFilm® due to started its industrial activities with a to enhance the well-being of mankind Séguillon, CEO of Heliatek. "It is a key its excellent high temperature perfor- modern Steel Service Center, followed through engineering,” added Er. Khew. step forward in our strategy of providing mance, leading to outstanding energy by up-stream integration to build the Er. Khew has made significant con- de-centralized energy generation solu- harvesting results. Moving to renewable first Cold Rolling and Coating Complex, tributions to Singapore’s Cleantech, tions used directly on buildings all over energy sources is inevitable and this is and acquired Galva Metal in 2007 to sustainable energy and manufacturing the world." supported in Egypt by both the govern- become the leading re-roller and coater industries. He played a leading role in The project was funded and managed ment and Community. Moreover, this in Egypt. Kandil built its name as a reli- the establishment of the first Cleantech by Kandil Steel, the leading steel pro- project emphasizes Kandil's vision to able Cold Rolled, Galvanized & Coated Incubator/Accelerator for Singapore vider in Egypt. The company is working provide innovative solutions to its cus- flat steel supplier in both the European start-ups and foreign companies in on new solutions for distributed energy tomers as well as keeping its responsi- and Middle Eastern markets. 2013. He was also the former Presi- generation because of rising energy bility towards the Environment. dent of the Singapore Manufacturers’ prices and declining government sub- In this installation, the HeliaFilms® Federation, the current Chairman of sidies. The company plans to establish have a custom length of 2.5m and are the Sustainable Energy Association the combination of its steel panels with combined with steel as an integrated of Singapore (SEAS) and Chairman HeliaFilm® as a new product for the building material. Kandil Steel has of the Singapore Standards Coun- BiPV market. chosen opaque and blue HeliaFilm®. cil. ErKhew served as a Nominated Installation Heliatek and Kandil The development of HeliaFilm® is car- Member of Parliament between 2006 Installation of HeliaFilm® onKandil Steel ried out by Heliatek in Dresden, Ger- and 2008 and was awarded the Public panels many and the target is to establish a Service Medal (PBM) by the Presi- © Kandil Steel high volume manufacturing line by dent of Singapore during Singapore’s Egypt's hot and sunny weather con- 2018. National Day in 2014.

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6 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | June 2016 Town Hall Design Aspects : highlighted with veranda lighting. On the terrace he brief was to use the largest area in the level, A Semi-open kitchen in the centerwithin the centre of Khan Market in NCR, and design erstwhile location of the clock room adds drama. A Ta place for the community amidst an existing huge square clock facing the main square is placed structure, where a lot of people can meet and come as it was there traditionally, reminiscing of the old together.This was a unique opportunity, to design clock tower.The main bar is located at the upper an extremely large space with multiple challenges level on the terrace level above the sushi bar. in the heart of the posh market in central Delhi. Terraces existed on multiple levels; the big terrace Adopting a contemporary design approach for an is laid out in an interactive manner with an open seat- independent nation within the domain of the colo- ing plan on the other side, while the small terrace has nial heritage and enlivening the resurgent industrial its own intimacy and privacy. Being outward facing, it spirit of a newly independent country as Nehru gives one a chance to enjoy the fabulous views of the envisioned, an array of spaces is designed through location. Every table on the terrace has a table lamp different sections, both for individual spaces and that enables guests / visitors to adjust their lighting sizable sections for larger gatherings. Planned in level and set their own mood.The whole seating is a dynamic manner, the space recreates the post- designed in an outgoing manner to provide a spe- independence era which is when the market was cific appeal to each nook and corner; a variety of built. The look and spirit for the restaurant cum bar wooden furniture with specific characteristics has is therefore of an independent India and the brief been used to provide privacy and private space to included the intent to keep the colonial past alive those who wants to stay away from the crowd. while bringing out the fun and contemporary look Lighting Design : of modern India. For the lighting, table lamps and peanut lights are As the name ‘town hall’ suggests, this whole used along with lamp shades and broadly, industrial zone i.e. the main hall is developed as a community hanging lights augment the overall look and feel. space for the purpose of interaction, casual meet- ings and to express and share ideas, views and Materials Used : thoughts.The old style of the structure is restored The terrace is laid out in Fire brick flooring, while and enhanced to fulfill the present requirements the lower floors are planned in a Combination of with the whole space being divided into different Cement & terrazzo flooring.The demographics and zones.Existing walls and levels have been tweaked the social behavior are always kept in mind even and modified in a creative and innovative manner. though the basics are same, but the behavior and The high ceiling height of the main hall is further social aspects vary from place to place. The local extended as an opportunity to be exploited, with clientele, age groups and Preferences are respected enhanced usage of the central space at the heart for the entire place-making exercise to become suc- of the restaurant. The old fanlights were restored cessful. Being true to the language and approach, and exploited to establish a visual connection to the patterns and textures adopted are very classical the terrace above. in order to give an authentic character to the space Plenty of cornices existed inside as well as out- along with an old world Charm as it was there in side, almost all of which have been recreated, fifties. The restaurant design is hence, a quaint mix modified and enhanced in order to rebuild the colo- of colonial heritage and inherent spirit of the post- nial character while endowing it with an industrial independence era that is modified and tweaked to spirit in a novel manner. A bridge overlooking the contemporary times in Modern India today. RFA passage of the Khan Market is enhanced In order to maximize the location potential; this is where Project Credit : theSushi bar corner is placed at the first floor to add interest and rests at one corner,while on the Architect : DCA Architects other corner there is a gallery and a veran- Client: R.V.N Hospitality dah, painted yellow, next to the Built Up Area : 4420 sqft windows, further Open Area : 5300 sqft Photographer: Avnish Dhoundiyal

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8 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | June 2016 nspired by nature, the name Botanica was BotanicaNew Delhi, India derived for the lavish development that Ifocused itself around the serene green oasis at its heart. It attempts to create a landmark development within the contemporary residen- tial building typology through spacious, high- onluxury,four-side open apartments located in the heart of Delhi. It consists of a simplistic layout that is vaas- tu-enabled with a butterflyshaped form that is typically not available in customary plotted developments in Delhi. Botanica successfully unifies the lush green landscape concept that is typically integrated with plotted singular homes only, with enter- tainment facilities of a group housing, while offering privacy, indulgence and comfort of a private home.

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apital Place is a new integrated busi- nection to nature is important. Capital Place, spaces, plus parking for bicycles and motor- ness development prominently locat- with its dramatic sky gardens, is an oasis cycles.High security standards are prevalent Ced in the heart of Jakarta’s interna- surrounded by luxurious green landscapes. throughout Capital Place and a retail podium tional commerce, entertainment and financial Lush, tropical outdoor spaces are created by joins the office tower to the Four Seasons district that heralds a new era of luxury for renowned Landscape Architect Bill Bensley, Hotel Jakarta tower offering a multitude of conducting business in the city. Designed who has weaved various artistic elements food options. as a city within a city, Capital Place provides into each green space. Each of the Office 90,819m2 of Premium Grade office space Building’s outdoor spaces have a strong Sustainability Features Leading to alongside The Four Seasons Hotel and retail identity and are rich in details, inspired by Green Mark Award: podium with specialist gourmet selections. Indonesian art, sculpture, music and history. Setting the standard for sustainability in With a leading global real estate investor Capital Place enjoys a superb location in corporate development in Jakarta, Capital as the building landlord, Capital Place will the financial heart of Jakarta, sitting stra- Place complies withBCA GreenmarkGold- become the benchmark against which future tegically between SCBD and Mega Kun- plus standards and consistently operates business hubs in Jakarta will be measured ingan, providing a base for the city’s busi- at an over 85% floor efficiency ratio.Day- and is a premier workplace for professionals ness elite, deal makers and doyens and light and motion sensors on all interior light- at the top of their fields attending to all of attracting global business to this global city. ing, including toilets and staircases ensure their needs – business and social. The developmentis a focal point for leading optimal electricity consumption, alongside “Capital Place is the culmination of our international and Indonesian companies to energy efficient light fittings and the latest vision and our commitment to elevate the come together, creating an epicenter for energy saving technology in lifts and esca- ordinary work environment where business business in Jakarta; a place where leaders lators whilst variable load air conditioning is conducted into a prestigious, luxury busi- in business meet.Capital Place represents units are complemented by a double-glazed ness lifestyle destination,” said Shirley Tan, the future of business in the Asian region; façade with advanced ETFE coating. Recy- CEO Rajawali Property Group.“This is also making an emphatic statement regarding cled water is used for irrigation of all green the first development in Jakarta where Jakarta’s position as a business hub to rival areas and cooling towers and this is paired the legendary Four Seasons services other great Asian cities. with utilization of Singapore PUB’s ‘Very are extended from the hotel to the The development is served by multiple Good’ fittings throughout. office tower in a fully integrated public transport options including TransJa- Capital Place and Four Seasons Hotel fashion.” karta, buses, taxis and the upcoming LRT Jakarta jointly provide a prestigious, luxury station. The development benefits from business and lifestyle destination.Leverag- Design : both a frontage on GatotSubroto, as well as ing Four Seasons’ absolute focus on the Representing a new landmark a direct connection to SCBD via a specially luxury consumer, as well as the experi- of contemporary architecture by created access road.The important busi- ence and flexibility gained in similar mixed- Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, Capi- ness of meeting and socializing after hours use projects around the world, the Capital tal Place is a light-filled, modern is made easy, in a city known for its thriving Place development will have Four Seasons classic, which signifies the waves nightlife, by the proximity of Capital Place legendary hospitality and services integrat- flowing around the Indonesian to Jakarta’s top dining, lounge and cocktail ed seamlessly throughout. This is the first archipelago and is inspired by the establishments as well as the outstanding development in Jakarta where the legendary Indonesian principles of trans- venues within Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta. Four Seasons services are extended from parency; seamlessly connecting Access to the Concierge at Four Seasons the hotel to the office tower with a vision of the interiors with the outdoors. Hotel Jakarta guarantees the best table in elevating the ordinary working environment The combination of an office the house. into a prestigious, luxury business lifestyle building, retail and dining Symbolizing the cutting edge of high- destination. outlets, and a Four Sea- end office development in Jakarta and the The concierge service of Four Seasons sons Hotel will ensure region, Capital Placehas truly premium level Hotel Jakarta will seamlessly integrate with intensity of life and will specifications.It is a Premium Grade office the business center and offices, further take place within a world with 150mm height of raised floor and large, heightening the sense of service and luxury of greenness. rectangular floor plates between 1,800 and whilst the superb lifestyle of Four Seasons is 2,600m2 semi gross. This is coupled with Green Elements: proudly represented on the go by Dolcetto, extremely large, open, column-free spaces, the Hotel’s grab-and-go destination located In a dynamic, fast- a raised floor to ceiling height of 2.8m and in between the Hotel and the Capital Place paced metropolis such a 4.25m maximum floor-to-floor height. office tower, where tenants and guests can as Jakarta, Designed for a density of 9.3m2 per person, choose from an array of healthy and indul- con- Capital Place has a floor loading of 250kg/ gent foods to go, all prepared by the Four m2.Working conditions are unparalleled at Seasons culinary team. Meanwhile, expe- Capital Place with efficient air condition- rienced barristas craft specialty Illy coffees ing and 8 destination-control lifts in each and TWG teas for a daily pick-me-up. Dol- of three zones – as well as one executive cetto also offers catering services with the and two service lifts. There are male, female, Four Seasons touch for meetings and busi- executive and disabled toilets on every floor ness gatherings. RFA and approximately 1,350 car parking

10 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | June 2016 About The Rajawali Group The Rajawali Group is one of Indonesia’s largest investors. Driven by the philosophy of value creation, the Group has success- fully engaged across a wide range of indus- tries, including hotel and property, agricul- ture, mining, infrastructure, transportation, and media. Over the last three decades, the Group has built a solid reputation for stra- tegic investments as wells as philanthropy, including poverty reduction programs, the establishment of the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia, and the Harvard Kenne- dy School Indonesia Program to enhance research, education in public policy and gov- ernance issues.

Project Credit :

Architect& Landscape: C.F. Møller& C.F. Møller Landscape Client: Slättö Förvaltning AB Extent: approx. 18,000 m2 Year: 2016

CAPITAL PLACE REDEFINES BUSINESS IN THE BOOMING METROPOLIS OF JAKARTA

June 2016 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | 11 Material Watch - Steel

Buildings and Infrastructure

Construction is one of the most impor- buildings currently account for about 20% tant steel-using industries, accounting for of global greenhouse gas emissions, more than 50% of world steel production. they also present many opportunities for Buildings - from houses to car-parks to reducing emissions and mitigating climate schools and skyscrapers - rely on steel for change.2,3 their strength. Steel is also used on roofs Not only is steel affordable, readily avail- and as cladding for exterior walls. able and safer, its intrinsic properties, According to the UN's latest forecast such as strength, versatility, durability dating July 2015, world population will and 100% recyclability allow for improved reach 8.5 billion in 2030 and 9.7 billion environmental performance across the in 20501..This will be accompanied by entire life cycle of buildings. rapid urbanisation. As the need for build- The advanced high-strength steels ings and infrastructure continues to grow used in steel-plate applications also find worldwide, reducing consumption of nat- uses in a number of related industries. ural resources and associated emissions Offshore oil rigs, bridges, civil engineering is crucial for future sustainability. and construction machines, rail carriages, Steelmakers around the world are tanks and pressure vessels, nuclear, ther- a strong, stiff frame for the building increasingly providing construction solu- mal and hydroelectric plants – all these and make up 25% of the steel use in tions that enable energy-efficient and low- applications benefit from the attributes of buildings. carbon-neutral buildings. These solutions modern steels. Reinforcing bars: these add tensile reduce the environmental impact over the How steel is used in buildings and strength and stiffness to concrete and structures’ life cycle and help to extend infrastructure make up 44% of steel use in buildings. their life span through design for disas- The possibilities for using steel in build- Steel is used because it binds well to sembly and reuse. ings and infrastructure are limitless. The concrete, has a similar thermal expan- Steel can provide the solutions to most common applications are listed sion coefficient and is strong and relatively infrastructure and construction needs in below4. cost-effective. Reinforced concrete is also developing countries and in climate resil- used to provide deep foundations and ient cities through enabling protective For buildings basements and is currently the world’s coastal and wind-resistant designs. While Structural sections: these provide primary building material. Sheet products: 31% is in sheet prod- ucts such as roofing, purlins, internal walls, ceilings, cladding, and insulating panels for exterior walls. Non-structural steel: steel is also found in many non-structural applications in buildings, such as heating and cooling equipment and interior ducting. Internal fixtures and fittings such as rails, shelving and stairs are also made of steel. For infrastructure Transport networks: steel is required for bridges, tunnels, rail track and in con- structing buildings such as fueling sta- tions, train stations, ports and airports. About 60% of steel use in this application is as rebar and the rest is sections, plates and rail track. Utilities (fuel, water, power): over 50% of the steel used for this application is in underground pipelines to distribute water to and from housing, and to distribute gas. The rest is mainly rebar for power stations and pumping houses. References: http://www.worldsteel.org/Steel-mar- kets/Buildings-and-infrastructure.html

12 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | JuneMay 20162016 BeyondBeyond Green Green JourneyJourney to to : :NaturalNatural Capitalism Capitalism GBCA joins ground breaking project to build a carbon zero future The Green Building Council of Aus- Executive Officer, RomillyMadew. This is the next step to bring our work and are net zero in 2030, and no buildings are tralia (GBCA) has joined forces with the “Our built environment presents some commitments to the international stage. built below net zero standards beyond World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) of the cheapest and fastest opportunities “Our participation in the Advancing Net 2030 to deliver on the ambitions of the Paris to reduce our emissions – and we can Zero project reinforces Australia’s inter- 100% of buildings are net zero by 2050 Agreement and tackle climate change. do this with proven and readily-available national sustainability leadership, and 75,000 professionals are trained on net The Advancing Net Zero project will see technologies. strengthens international collaboration zero building by 2030, and 300,000 pro- the WorldGBC and green building coun- “The property and construction industry as we work towards a zero carbon future fessionals by 2050 cils in countries with some of the fast- understands how to deliver low-carbon worldwide,” MsMadew adds. All GBCs which operate certification est growth trajectories for construction assets – all those Green Star ratings are In addition to the recognition of net zero schemes have net zero rating tools in launch national ‘net zero’ building certifi- positive proof. Our next challenge is to and carbon positive buildings, the GBCA place by 2030. cation and training programs. move beyond ‘low carbon’ to ‘no carbon’. is also developing a new curriculum to Announcing the project at the Busi- The GBCA joins GBCs from Brazil, “Last year, we committed to recognise educate professionals on the design and ness and Climate Summit in London, Terri Canada, Germany, India, Netherlands, buildings, fitouts, and communities that delivery of net zero buildings. Wills, Chief Executive Officer of WorldG- South Africa and Sweden, and other achieve ‘net zero’, or even deliver positive The launch of Advancing Net Zero recon- BC, said: “The success of our ambitions not-for-profit organisations, in commit- outcomes in terms of energy, carbon or firms the commitment of the WorldGBC, its to keep global warming to within 1.5˚C to ting to national net zero or carbon zero water. 74 GBCs and 27,000 member companies, 2˚C will depend on our ability to advance certification. “Over the past six months, we have to reduce CO2 emissions from the build- net zero buildings – those which generate “The pledge to ensure global warming been working with NABERS and the ings sector by 84 gigatonnes by 2050. clean energy and produce no net emis- remains below the critical two degrees Department of the Environment to adapt The WorldGBC’s long-term targets sions. Net zero buildings will be a defining Celsius mark must be followed with real- the Australian Government’s Carbon Neu- include: contribution in our efforts to tackle climate world action,” says the GBCA’s Chief tral Standard for buildings and precincts. All new buildings and major renovations change.” Burkill Hall and the Bandstand in Singapore Botanic Gardens

Burkill Hall, one of the historic buildings in the Singapore Botanic Gardens, will be repainted and returned to its original iden- tity as an Anglo-Malayan Plantation Style House. AkzoNobel will refresh the look for Burkill Hall and the Bandstand, through the Garden City Fund, the National Parks Board’s (NParks) registered charity. AkzoNobel will contribute to the restora- tion of these culturally important struc- tures with a comprehensive portfolio of wall, wood and metal coatings. Burkill Hall served as the residence of the Gardens’ superintendents and Direc- tors for more than a hundred years. Built in 1868, the building is believed to be the only surviving example of an Anglo- Malayan plantation-style residence in the region. The Bandstand, on the other hand, derived its name from the open parade ground built in 1861, which regu- larly hosted evening performances by mili- tary bands. In 1930, an octagonal gaze- bo-like building was constructed, where it remains today. Though less frequently, concerts are still occasionally held at the Bandstand as a nod to this early tradition. It is today a popular backdrop for wedding photos. Both landmarks are expected to be refurbished by 2017.

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June 2016 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | 15 Special Report

Tianjin Binhai Library MVRDV have, with the Tianjin Urban Planning tects including Bernard Tschumi Architects, Bing Project Credit : and Design Institute (TUPDI), designed Tianjin Thom Architects, HH Design and GMP. Binhai Library as part of a larger plan to provide The five levels of the building contain an exten- Location : Tianjin Binhai, China a cultural district for the city. The building acts sive programme of educational facilities. The Year : 2016 not only as an education centre but as a con- subterranean level has in it service spaces, book Programme & Size: 34.200m2 Library nector from the park into the cultural district. An storage and a large archive, whilst above this on Design Team: oval opening, punctured through the building is the ground floor are easy access reading areas Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, Nathalie propped open by the Eye, a mirrored sphere with for children and the elderly, the main entrance de Vries with Wenchian Shi, María an auditorium, which takes the main stage within and access to the cultural complex, the audito- López Calleja, Chi Li, Ángel Sánchez the atrium and enlarges the perceived space rium and terraced access to the floors above. The Navarro, Daehee Suk, Guang Ruey within. Terraced bookshelves which echo the first and second floors consist primarily of read- Tan, Xichen Sun, Michael Zhang, form of the sphere create an interior, topographi- ing rooms, books and lounge areas whilst the top Kyosuk Lee, Mariya Gyaurova, Jaime cal, landscape whose contours reach out and two floors also include meeting rooms, offices, DominguezBálgoma, Antonio Luca wrap around the façade. In this way, the stepped computer rooms and audio rooms. Coco, Costanza Cuccato, Matteo bookshelves within are represented on the out- Tianjin Library is part of German architects Artico and Tomaso Maschietti. side, with each level doubling up as a louvre. GMP’s 120,000m2 masterplan which aims to Concept Design: “The Eye is the centre of the library. It ‘hollows accentuate the characteristics of the surround- Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, Nathalie out’ the building and creates, out of bookshelves, ing districts. Through its design the complex will de Vries with Renske van der Stoep, Martine Vledder, Kyosuk Lee, Gerard an environment to sit, to read, to hang out, to become a junction point for the CBD, old town, Heerink, Chi Li, Francisco Pomares, climb and to access, to create an organic social residential districts, commercial areas and the Nicolas Lee, Claudia Bode, Sharon space,” explains MVRDV co-founder Winy Maas. government quarter; hoping to compensate for Sin, Jaap Baselmans, Herman “In its heart is the auditorium which mirrors the any missing programme in each. The library’s Gaarman, Hui Hsin Liao, Antonio Luca environment, giving a 360 degree panorama of outer volume was given in the masterplan so the Coco, Costanza Cuccato, Matteo the space inside; a truly reflective and pensive Eye and its surrounding semi-public area is an Artico and Tomaso Maschietti. environment.” internal space, like an inverted icon, acting as a Partners: The futuristic library sits within a sheltered gallery, central point and folly in the building. Co-Architect: Tianjin Urban Planning topped with cathedral-like vaulted arches, which The project will be MVRDV’s second completed and Design Institute (TUPDI), Tianjin, winds its way throughout the scheme. MVRDV’s design in Tianjin. TEDA Urban Fabric, completed China project is surrounded by four other cultural build- in 2009, provided 280,000 m2 of mixed high and Movie: Tianjin Urban Planning and ings designed by an international team of archi- low-rise housing and retail. Design Institute (TUPDI) © MVRDV

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June 2016 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | 17 Better Accuracy and Speed in On-site Data Acquisition for Building Information Modeling uilding Information modelling (BIM), as a concept, At a Glance: Conventional Surveying vs Laser Scanning 3D documentation solutions like the FARO® Focus3D first came about in the 1970s, but its methods have X Series and FARO® Scanner Freestyle3D would, how- Bbeen refined considerably since then. Widely used ever, be capable of addressing the need of digitization by city planners, architects, and civil engineers today, for BIM practitioners. Both devices quickly and reliably BIM enables stakeholders to better make high-impact documents objects, structures, or entire rooms with high decisions by providing timely, relevant information. precision, and their portability makes it easy for scans According to the National BIM Standard-United to be conducted anytime, anywhere. Post-processing of Conventional FARO® Laser States®1, BIM is a digital representation of physical the point cloud data obtained by the devices can then Surveying Scanner Focus3D X and functional characteristics of a facility, shared as a be performed with FARO’s selection of software (e.g. Vir- Equipment Series knowledge resource to form a reliable basis for decisions tuSurv, PointSense, and SCENE), further simplifying and during its life-cycle, which is defined as existing from ear- Type of Points and string Anything that is within streamlining the process for users. liest conception to demolition. Data data only line of sight and vis- BIM facilitates the collaborative process of design- Collected ible to the human eye ing a building, putting varied types of information all on - position, points, and one coherent system of computer models, as opposed even photos. to separate sets of drawings. More than just geometry, Scanning 50 - 150 points per Up to 976,000 points BIM covers spatial relationships, light analysis, geo- Speed hour per second graphic information, and quantities or properties of build- Scan Average 1 point per > 2 million points ing components. Today, a typical BIM file contains data Resolution square meter per square meter that extends all the way to the ‘seventh dimension’. This Type of Usually a 2D or 3D Detailed 2D/3D CAD, includes the basic, traditional two-dimensional technical Data CAD Plan 3D model, point cloud design drawings of buildings; three-dimensional (width, Output data in DTM, DEM, height, and depth) spatial drawings; ‘fourth dimension’ DSM, or Contour for- of time (4D BIM); ‘fifth dimension’ of cost (5D BIM); mats, and more. ‘sixth dimension’ of sustainability (6D BIM); and ‘seventh dimension’ of facilities management (7D BIM). Sample Apart from its ability to collate discrete sets of infor- Scan mation, BIM allows data to be updated in real-time, Result which means various stakeholders will have instant A quick comparison of the conventional surveying and common access to the latest information. Simply equipment and the laser scanning technology reveal by being on the same page, companies have avoided that the modern laser scanner provides several advan- costly mistakes of error and rework, and also enjoyed tages over traditional tools. Whether in terms of speed, enormous benefits of time-savings and greater levels of scan detail, or flexibility of data output, the FARO® Laser accuracy in estimation. 2D drawings can be created with line fitting and building Scanner as an example surpasses the conventional specific tools in the PointSense Building software. Laser Scanning Technology in BIM equipment choice of a total station. With laser scanning technology, BIM specialists complete surveying tasks 2. Structural Inspection much more quickly and obtain reports with more infor- Structural damage to buildings can cause substan- mation (e.g. resolution, position, and color). tial economic losses to property owners, and can also In fact, with FARO’s complete laser scanning solution, reduce a property’s current and future value. Structural practitioners can achieve better efficiency and effective- inspections enable owners to take preventative meas- ness with an improved workflow for 3D documentation in ures or to make necessary rectifications. three simple steps – Scan, Process, and Deliver. With traditional surveying tools, data capture for struc- tural inspection is slow and inflexible. Moreover, the The following section highlights how users can benefit extent of damage cannot be monitored with certainty, from using laser scanning technology in their projects. and the evidence is documented only in 2D images. On the other hand, FARO Focus3D can provide the informa- tion required for an effective assessment. For instance, As the usage of BIM evolved over the last two decades, an analysis of concrete floors for slab flatness will indi- the user community has found laser scanning technol- cate if any area needs to be adjusted, after which the BIM ogy to be useful in numerous applications. The capa- specialist can determine the volume of material needed bilities of a modern day laser scanner have contributed for that job –resulting in less wastage and a better cost much richness and texture to the information included management process overall. in BIM files for architects, contractors, facility managers, Scan with FARO Process registration and owners. & clean up point Focus3D Laser Laser scanning solutions from 3D measurement clouds with FARO Scanner SCENE software device manufacturers such as FARO have shaped the way teams work together, making it easier for them to communicate, collaborate, and solve problems that This proven workflow has enabled users to digitize Export point clouds Inspect the scan data with FARO may crop up in the course of a project. Overall, such physical structures easily, save costs by eliminating to Recap, rework, and keep projects on schedule. AutoCAD, or Revit PointSense analysis BIM solutions have resulted in high-quality projects and BIM Applications of Laser Scanning Technology tools enabled teams to complete them in a shorter time, and 1. 2D Drawings at a lower cost. In addition, laser scanning technology can also be Many of today’s building and infrastructure projects In practice, FARO’s laser scanning solutions are used used to verify that components of a building have been lack in as-built documentation of the existing facility, and by BIM specialists for site documentation purposes, installed according to its original design, which is help- 2D plans or existing drawings are rarely available for old right from a facility’s structural design phase to its post- ful for cost management, insurance claims, or legal dis- buildings. The presence of this issue has made it chal- construction architectural phase. Laser scanning tech- putes. The FARO Focus3D can perform as-built docu- lenging for planning and redesigning works to take place. nology captures existing conditions in 3D within min- mentation with millimeter-accuracy (±2mm), capturing In addition, the conventional total station is inadequate for utes, at the touch of a button. With the data, users can details such as pipes, HVAC systems, structural steel, capturing physical structures efficiently, since it can only create 2D drawings, conduct inspections, create 3D floors, and even rebar in concrete slabs throughout a capture a few points at a time. Not only is the method building modelling, and even generate site plans that building. If any discrepancies are observed when com- time- and labor-intensive, the data obtained would be are registered to global positioning coordinates. Prac- pared against a design, property owners can either make incompatible with a point cloud processing software, lim- titioners are preferring laser scanners over traditional alterations or rectifications as necessary. iting the possibilities of its usage. tools such as total stations, because laser scanners provide them with much more detail and data points, Scan with FARO Process registration which have proven useful when generating final deliv- & clean up point Focus3D Laser clouds with FARO erables of a project. Scanner SCENE software With laser scanning technology, architects can now work off real-time 3D data on their computers with much Export point FARO PointSense less effort – conjuring designs, manipulating drawings, clouds to Recap or Building (an AutoCAD plug-in) draws 2D plans or adding elevations – and all without compromising on AutoCAD to create easily with line fitting & 2D drawings Sample of a flatness analysis performed with PointSense measurement accuracies. building specific tools Software on a section of concrete flooring.

18 | Roof & Facade Asia Asean Edition | June 2016 3. 3D Building Information Modelling Contractors of building and infrastructure projects often do not keep a record of current construction or maintenance documents of the existing facility. Yet, to acquire digital survey data of a large space by utilizing conventional meth- ods would be too time-consuming and laborious. In any case, the incompatibility of the data acquired would have made it difficult for the team to import the information into any of the popular CAD programs available in the market.

Scan with FARO Process registration & clean up point Focus3D Laser clouds with FARO Scanner SCENE software Laser scanning technology enables a reduction in design man hours with automated tools Export point Model point clouds (e.g. wall alignment and wall fitting tool) when creating building models. clouds to Recap with FARO or Revit PointSense in Revit

In a similar fashion to which 2D drawings can be gen- erated from the scans obtained by FARO Focus3D, pro- ducing 3D building information modelling is also a breeze with FARO 3D documentation solutions. The FARO Virtu- Surv software acts as a flexible interface to allow users to import and export scan data for use on various platforms. The FARO PointSense Building software, an AutoCAD plug-in, then efficiently processes the 3D scan data with a range of available tools, which allows a user to manipulate An example of a 3D building model created with PointSense Revit through post-processing of the point cloud data. the information for specific project deliverables.

Success Stories of FARO Customers older methods of data acqui- in order to work effectively. 1. On-site 3D Building Model Creation Made Easy sition. For one, performing Hibiya Engineering Ltd is a company that provides Third Building Construction Company of China Con- measurements was dread- engineering services – including air conditioning, water struction Eighth Engineering Division (CSCEC83) is one fully timeconsuming, requir- supply, drainage and sanitation, electricity, as well as of the biggest building contractors in China. The compa- ing up to 8 hours for just information and communication technology services – ny has been involved in building projects for a variety of data collection (excluding to building owners. At the end of 2011, Hibiya Engi- uses, including aviation and aerospace, sports venues, processing and analysis). In neering invested in a FARO Laser Scanner Focus3D to super high-rise buildings, municipal mass transit, envi- addition, data collected with facilitate the measurement of existing facilities. Using ronmental protection and water resources, urban com- total stations was inaccurate this new device, it takes the team only an hour to meas- plexes, commercial and office buildings, industrial fac- as they were only able to ure existing facilities that are due for renovation, with a tories, as well as medical and health facilities. register a limited number of measurement process that is significantly simpler. In 2014, CSCEC83 embarked on a new project to points. The team had to rely For Hibiya Engineering, the critical factor in choos- construct the Jiangsu Grand Theatre and to complete on software to extrapolate ing the FARO Focus3D was its economical price point. the handover by June 2016. Given the large scope of Laser scanning technology extensively and to connect Apart from that, the accompanying point cloud data as applied in railway con- the project (a total net land area of 196,633 m2, and struction and monitoring of the dots so as to form any processing software, FARO SCENE, and the device’s total construction area of 271,386 m2), to say that the tunnel deformation shape. For this reason, cru- portability stood out to the team. The FARO Focus3D’s team was hard pressed for time was an understate- cial data points that would indicate instability or defor- small form and weight made it extremely suitable for ment. The unique design of the theatre further added to mation often went undetected. taking multiple measurements in a narrow space, requir- the complexity of the project in terms of quality control. With the Focus3D, Beijing Urban managed to improve ing minimal manpower. Previously, the team was using the Electronic Total on both its productivity and accuracy. The team is now Since introducing the FARO Focus3D, Hibiya Engineer- Station (ETS) to test the accuracy of abnormally shaped also able to generate better reports for its custom- ing has enjoyed several improvements to the renova- structures by comparing structural key points. Due to ers, including tunnel cross-sections, histograms, and tion process of air conditioning facilities. Using the new the limited numbers of data points collected, the test 3D model outputs. For a job that used to take 8 man device, the company requires only a handful of workers results were inherently incomplete and unreliable. Cou- hours, Beijing Urban now requires just 3 to 4 hours to to obtain high-quality measurements safely and within a pled with the complex double curved surfaces on the complete. short time period. Working at heights has also become a water droplet structures, it was practically impossible Additionally, Beijing Urban also benefited from the thing of the past, because Hibiya Engineering no longer for the team to achieve proper, accurate results using portability offered by the Focus3D. With a size of only 24 has to rely on manual methods to take measurements, the ETS. x 20 x 10 cm and weighing just 5.0 kg, the Focus3D was which would have required scaffolding for workers to To overcome this immense challenge, the team decid- an enabler of convenience that the team welcomed. As access hard-to-reach areas. The FARO Focus3D elimi- ed to use the FARO Focus3D X 330. FARO Focus3D a standalone solution, the device did not require exter- nated such needs almost completely, making working X 330 could effortlessly scan the entire curved surface nal devices to operate, eliminating the need to transport conditions much safer for the engineers. and provide the team with the necessary data, thus any extra equipment to the scanning location. Moreover, the device also reduced the need for any resolving the quality Evidently, the investment increased the company’s rework, saving Hibiya Engineering precious time on pro- control issue. productivity by leaps and bounds, and added much jects. In the past, when the team relied on hand tools In conducting the more detail and richness to the data acquisition process. and paper records, it was common for engineers to structural testing 3. Acquiring Accurate Measurements of Harsh revisit a site to repeat measurements because figures of curved surfaces Mechanical Rooms Safely & Quickly did not match up at times. However, with the FARO of the water drop- Air conditioning equipment (including boiler, chiller, air Focus3D, engineers can ‘revisit’ the point cloud data lets, the Focus3D X handling unit, and heat exchanger) for a building is usu- on the computer as often as required, without having to An artist’s impression of the 330 was first used ally located in a dedicated space known as the mechan- physically return to the equipment room. Jiangsu Grand Theatre to collect the point ical room. The interior of a mechanical room can get As Hibiya Engineering adopted FARO Focus3D cloud data. Next, the FARO SCENE software was used rather hot and noisy while the equipment is in operation. into its workflow, Building Information Modeling (BIM) to integrate the scan data, followed by a comparison In such a harsh environment, a person can only work replaced traditional drawings, enabling the team to vir- with the architectural design model on the Geomagic® at full concen- tually design and build a 3D model of any given facility software to check that the various design requirements tration levels for on the computer. were met. about an hour. Using point cloud data collected by the FARO This entire process was not only fast, it was also Consequently, Focus3D, the engineers create a BIM model of the cur- highly accurate. A job that used to take an entire week workers who rent setup of the mechanical room with CADWe’ll Tfas or more was instead accomplished in just two days with are deployed to by Daitec. Based on the 3D model, the team prepared the Focus3D X 330, which brought vast improvement to the mechani- the plan and design for the renovation accordingly. CSCEC83’s productivity. cal room – to With the walkthrough feature, the team can view the 2. Simplifying Structural Deformation Monitoring take meas- space as though renovation had been completed, even Beijing Urban Construction Exploration & Surveying urements of before the work begins. In fact, the BIM model allows Design Research Institute (Beijing Urban) undertakes dimensions and all parties involved in the renovation (e.g. client, subcon- projects involving railway construction and detection (or existing equip- tractors) to better understand the work plan, facilitating monitoring) of tunnel deformation, providing independ- Point cloud data of a mechanical room. ment required the entire process from start to finish. ent appraisals that contribute to the safety of civil engi- While it resembles a photograph, each for construction Find out more about 3D laser scanning technology as point in this image is a three-dimensional neering projects. (3D) coordinate. With the SCENE software, drawings – need applied to BIM in this FARO webinar: There were several limitations with Beijing Urban’s the user can obtain the exact dimensions frequent breaks www.faro.com/home/bimwebinar. of relevant parts.

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