Tata Intellion - Park Gurugram

Intellion Park, Gurugram

With a green and sustainable design, Intellion Park Gurugram offers environmental, economic, health and social benefits to all building stakeholders, including owners, occupants and the general public. Novelties include: using regional / locally sourced materials, water use reduction and innovative wastewater treatment.

SUSTAINABILITY FEATURES/HIGHLIGHTS

LEED Platinum Pre-certified

Car Parking (basements) Exhaust System with Co-sensors

Extensive Landscaping - Micro Climate Creation

Envelope Design - Insulated Wall, XPS Over Deck Insulation Roof, Double Glazing Unit with Solar Factor-0.22

Integrated Building Management System with energy monitoring system

Energy-Efficient HVAC Systems & Common Area Light Fixtures

Building Orientation along North-South direction so that direct solar radiation is greatly reduced

Double Height Lobby with Radiant Cooling

Low Impact Design with Buffer Zones placed at the periphery zones to Reduce Heat Gain

VFD Motors for Cooling Towers

MERV 8 Filters (possibility of upgrading to MERV 13) at AHU, Heat Recovery Systems and Demand Control Ventilation Systems with CO2 - to ensure fresh air, better Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and also reduce heat, without increasing energy consumption

Onsite Renewable Energy Systems - Roof-mounted Solar Photovoltaic (PV) modules

Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology-based Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)

Use of Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures, Rainwater Harvesting Pits & Storage Tanks, STP Treated Water used for landscaping and flushing water requirements – to ensure optimum Water Efficiency Organic Waste Converter

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Novelties include: using regional / locally sourced materials, water use reduction and innovative wastewater treatment.

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“Intellion PARK is a biophilic landscape designed to provide a nurturing environment."

“The 100% pedestrian-friendly campus aims to achieve up to 50% reduction in energy consumption and 10⁰C reduction in perceptible temperatures through microclimate creation and passive design strategies.”