Indicator | Design summary |
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Biodiversity |
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Greenery |
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Water content of the site | The “Tatung Manor” case achieves the water conservation in the base through “green space, covered land, grass water retention”, “permeable pavement design”, “rainwater interception design in garden soil”, and “water retention design on seepage side of trench”. The better the water retention, the better capability for the base to absorb water. The moist soil is able to increase the survival of small organisms which is beneficial to the activities of micro-organisms in the soil, thereby improving the quality of the soil, nourishing plants, increasing biodiversity. Such designs are great to the environment and reduce heat island effect. |
Daily energy conservation |
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CO2reduction | Use architectural design techniques to plan the appearance of the building (with more shading area) and use lightweight, durable, and non-metal recycled building materials to reduce CO2. |
Water conservation |
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Sewage and waste disposal facility improvement | In this site, all the sewage pipes in the bathroom, kitchen, and laundry are connected to the sewage treatment facility. The site also has a temporary garbage pre-treatment storage facility (refrigerate or compress) and airtight trash box. |
▲ Tatung Manor Phase I
▲ Green Building Label – Gold Level