DLF CYBERPAR, GURUGRAM HALIFAX CENTRAL LIBRARY, CANNADA

1. B U I L D I N G S C I E N C E & E N E R G Y C O N S E R VAT I O N
N AT I O N A L B U I L D I N G - D L F C Y B E R PA R K , G U R U G R A M
I N T E R N AT I O N A L B U I L D I N G - H A L I FA X C E N T R A L L I B R A R Y,
C A N A D A
-BY RACHITA DALPATI
0809AR201073
VII SEM, IVTH YEAR
SOA, IPS ACADMEY, INDORE

2. DLF CYBERPARK, GURUGRAM
DLF CYBER
PARK
SITE LOCATION
LOCATION- DLF Gateway Tower, DLF
City DLF phase 3 Gurgaon,122002
LATITUDE- 28°29'41.91"N
LONGITUDE- 77°5'22.35"E
Location –
Gurugram,
Haryana
ARCHITECT-
HAFEEZ
CONTRACTER &
MOHIT GUJRAL
Site Area-
41,601.68 m2
Built up Area -
1,69,562.28 m2
Typology -
Commercial
Rating Category -
GRIHA
Provisional
Rating
Year of Award-
2022
Client - DLF
Cybercity
Developers Ltd.
Green Building
Consultant-
Environmental
Design Solutions

3. Sustainable Site Planning:
• • Air pollution control measures such as site barricading, wheel
washing facility and exhaust height of DG set above average human
height were strictly adhered to during construction.
• • Existing tree was preserved, and 708 new trees were planted.
• Maintains the green area with adaptive plantings covering 20% of the
site area and manage 100 % storm water at the site.
Energy:
• • 57% of the regularly occupied spaces are day-lit and meet the
daylight factor as prescribed by NBC 2005.
• • EPI reduction of 40.40% from the GRIHA base case has been
demonstrated through the integration of high-performance systems.

4. Water Management:
• Reduction of 82.65% from the
GRIHA base case has been
demonstrated in the building
water demand by installing
efficient low-flow fixtures.
• Gunny bags were used for
curing of columns and ponding
technique was used for curing of
slabs.
Renewable Energy Technology
installed on site.
• Solar photovoltaic system of
capacity 550 kWp has been
installed.

5. Sustainable Building Materials:
• AAC blocks with 68% fly ash
content have been used for walling in
the project.
• Reduction of 62% in embodied
energy by using Concrete blocks in
the structural system.
• Vitrified tiles, Kota stone, ceramic
tiles and rubber tiles have been used
as flooring materials in the project.
Autoclaved aerated
concrete
ACC BLOCKS
Kota stone
Concrete Blocks defend
the interiors against noise
pollution, as it soaks up
the sound and it also
protects against fire. It
provides superior thermal
insulation.

6. WASTE MANAGEMENT:
• Multi-colored bins have
been provided for
segregation of dry & wet
waste.
• Central waste collection
area has been provided for
storage of segregated waste
on site.
• Moving Bed Biofilm
Reactor (MBBR) technology
Sewage Treatment Plant
(STP) of 1,300 kLD has
been installed on site.
• Organic waste composter
of 2,000 kg/ day has been
installed on site.

8. HALIFAX CENTRAL LIBRARY, CANADA
SITE LOCATION
LOCATION- 5440 Spring Garden Road
Halifax, NS B3J 1E9
LATITUDE-44°38'23.69"N
LONGITUDE- 63° 34' 16.97" W
LOCATION –
NOVA SCOTIA,
CANADA
ARCHITECT-
SCHMIDT HAMMER
LASSEN
ARCHITECTS
SITE AREA- 15000
M2
PROJECT TYPE-
COMMUNITY
RATING
CATEGORY –
LEED CERTIFIED
YEAR OF
COMPLETION -
2014
CLIENT - HALIFAX
REGIONAL
MUNICIPALITY
HALIFAX CENTRAL
LIBRARY

9. FLOOR PLANS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SITE PLAN

10. SECOND FLOOR PLAN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN

11. NORTH ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
ELEVATIONS
FOURTH FLOOR PLAN