Abu Dhabi Sustainability Group Quarterly Meeting Estidama Program: Moving Abu Dhabi Toward a Sustainable Future John Madden, Senior Planning Manager Abu.

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Abu Dhabi Sustainability Group Quarterly Meeting Estidama Program: Moving Abu Dhabi Toward a Sustainable Future John Madden, Senior Planning Manager Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council

A mandated policy to create a new sustainable framework for Abu Dhabi Plan 2030 Provide direction through four clear pillars: environmental, economic, social and cultural Promotes a new sense of responsibility by going beyond other sustainable initiatives Estidama is the symbol of an inspired vision for governance and community development Estidama Initiative 12345

Philosophy of Estidama Launched in 2008, Estidama is not a program, a rating method or something people do, it is a vision and a desire to achieve a new sustainable way of life in the Arab world. Sustainability is part of the values and ideals of the UAE. The legacy of sustainable living is the guiding force behind Estidama. From it, Estidama derives a new mindset for building a forward thinking global capital. It acknowledges that the unique cultural, climatic and economic development needs of the region require a localized definition of sustainability.

The Need for Estidama Estidama aims to revive the ecological and cultural sensitivity (traditions) of the people to their environment. Estidama arose from the need to properly plan, design, construct and operate sustainable developments with respect to the local traditions and climate. In order to achieve the goal of Estidama, developers, design teams and even residents need to rethink the design and planning process, the harsh climatic nature of the region. This touches all aspects of life in Abu Dhabi - the way we build, the way we resource, the way we live our daily lives, the choices we make as employers - all in an effort to attain a sustainable state of living. Ultimately, the success of Estidama will depend on everyone in the Emirate to create a better future for all

Responsive Sustainable Urbanism Projects that achieve Estidama adhere to these characteristics: Utilise a systems-based approach to look at communities, developments and buildings holistically, rather than in isolation from one another. Commit to sustainability targets that must be achieved, along with those that are desirable – all within economically responsible long term parameters. Use of the Estidama Integrative Design Process (EIDP) to promote cooperation and collaboration between all stakeholders to attain synergy in the process of planning, design and construction.

Promotion of Sustainable Developments Higher Efficiency in The Built Environment Efficient Use of Existing Natural Resources Vision for Environmental Improvement CARBON REDUCTION Protection and Stewardship of Existing Habitat and Bio- Diversity

Pearl Rating System (PRS) Pearl Rating System Community New & Existing Buildings Villas Pearls Rating System Integrated Development Process Natural Systems Livable Communities WaterEnergyMaterials Innovative Practice 2 Pearl = 60 Optional Credits 3 Pearl = 90 Optional Credits 4 Pearl = 120 Optional Credits 5 Pearl = 150 Optional Credits Rating Systems Components 1 Pearl = 21 Required Credits

Water Comparison to construction practices today Multi Use Residential Tower= -21% Commercial Office Tower= -40% Community Neighborhood= -16% Approximate Reductions 1 Pearl

What is a Pearl Rating? 2 Pearl = 60 Optional Credits Multi-Design options Rating system has many credits from which to chose Over 70 pathways = 2 Pearl 1 Pearl = 21 Required Credits Seven component sections Multi-Design options

Building Sector Example Integrated Development Process Natural Systems Livable Buildings Water Energy Materials Innovating Practice (Sector) Possible Total 60 Credits = 2 Pearl 10

Pearl Rating Systems 1 Pearl Villa

Tools for Design and Assessment 12

Energy Comparison to construction practices today Multi Use Residential Tower= -24% Commercial Office Tower= -32% Community Neighborhood= -24% Approximate Reductions 1 Pearl

Waste Construction Phase Waste Reductions Building = -30% (weight or volume) Community = -50% (weight or volume) Approximate Reductions 1 Pearl

Achieve energy and water savings Increase return on investments Create healthier places to live, work, study and play Improve productivity, retail sales and student performance Attain greater tenant retention Enhanced reputation and marketability Receive recognition from the leadership of Abu Dhabi Estidama Benefits:

Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre Project Type: Sustainable Building Location: Al Ain Building Size (GFA): 7600 m2 Proposed Program: Interpretative, educational and learning facilities Project Snapshot

The Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre project will involve the redevelopment of the 40-year old Al Ain Zoo to include a wildlife themed safari, destination resort, retail and residential communities. The building is an accessible sculpture that affords multiple spatial experiences. The idea of geographic strata has been expressed through the building’s system of ramps and multiple levels. Nestled into the land and plantings, the building further emulates the natural world. Sheikh Zayed Desert Learning Centre Project Snapshot

Desert Learning Centre – Designed savings By using an integrative design process, the Design Team helped to shape a seamless site and building solution. The tangible benefits of this approach include: Targeting 50% reduction in annual energy consumption compared to ASHRAE reference building. Anticipating 15% of energy balance to be provided by renewable sources. High performance envelope, reducing peak external heat gain by 70% compared to ASHRAE reference. Water use reduction by over 75% from a comparable building. Construction waste diversion from landfill expected to exceed 50%. Creating a building that by its very design will tell a compelling story of Estidama, without requiring extensive exhibits or narrative.

Executive Council Mandate

All New Communities to be 1 Pearl All New Buildings and Villas to be 1 Pearl All Government led Buildings etc. 2 Pearl Estidama Mandate

Implementation Process

Community Rating: All new community developments with a permanent residential population over 1000 Applicable from June 2010 Building Rating: All new buildings Applicable from September 2010 Villa Rating: All new private and government Applicable from September 2010 Estidama - Timeline

Design Stage Construction Stage Operational Stage Planning Approval Achieved Design Rating Achieved Construction Rating Achieved Operational Rating Achieved Planning for Estidama The Pearl Rating System (PRS) Development Review Estidama - Stages

Master Developments UPC PCRS Approval UPC PCRS Approval UPC Development Review (Planning for Estidama) Design Rating UPC PBRS or PVRS Approval 2 Pearl + UPC PBRS or PVRS Approval 2 Pearl + Design Rating Municipality PBRS or PVRS Approval 1 Pearl Municipality PBRS or PVRS Approval 1 Pearl Design Rating Government Buildings or Voluntary Pathway Government Buildings or Voluntary Pathway Communities 1 Pearl Mandate New Buildings and Villas 1 Pearl Mandate New Buildings and Villas Building Permit NOC PRS & Building Permit Estidama – Integrated Approval Process

Information & Training

Estidama Training Programme: Target Audience  Government Professionals  Municipalities, Utility providers  Industry Professionals  Architects, Developers,  Engineers, Planners ….  Public  Villa Owners  Students  Business Groups… Developers Utilities ADTA EAD UPC The Estidama Team Municipalites

Understanding and Awareness Course: This course provides an overview of Estidama and the Pearl Rating Systems requirements and process, as well as the context and benefits of sustainable development in Abu Dhabi Applying the Pearl Building Rating System: This 1.5-day course will provide development and consulting industry professionals with the ability to understand and apply the Pearl Building Rating System to new building projects. Applying the Pearl Community Rating System: This 1.5-day course will provide development and consulting industry professionals with the ability to understand and apply the Pearl Community Rating System to new projects. Applying the Pearl Villa Rating System: This 1-day course will provide development and consulting industry professionals with the ability to understand and apply the Pearl Villa Rating System to new villa projects Estidama Training Programme:

Private Sector Government Pearl Assessor Line of Communication Pearl Qualified Professional Engine er Contractor Owner Architect Registration online: Estidama PQP Examination

Our website provides detailed information on the Pearl Rating Systems. Estidama Information