Sustainable Design Assessments (SDAs)
Precinct Master Planning
Advanced Energy Modelling performance solution
Carpark CFD Analysis performance solutions
Thermal Comfort Analysis
WELL Building Standard Certification
Energy Efficiency Opportunity Reports
BREEAM Certification
LEED Certification
Green Star Ratings (Buildings, Interiors, Performance, Communities)
BASIX & NatHERS Assessments
Fitwel Certification
Passive House Consulting
Climate Change Adaptation Plans
Building Environment Sustainability Scorecard Assessments (BESS)
Upfront Carbon Reduction Plans
Circular Economy feasibility studies and assessments
Natural Ventilation Modelling
Daylight Modelling and Simulation
Façade Thermal Analysis
Waste Management Plans
Stormwater Management Reports (WSUD)
Sustainable Materials Selection
Green Travel Plan (GTP)
Sustainable Management Plan is a detailed sustainability assessment of a proposed design at the planning stage.
SDA is a simple sustainability assessment of a proposed building at the planning stage, that demonstrates best practice in ESD performance. SDAs aim to achieve improved sustainable building outcomes for the long-term benefit of the community and the environment.
Precinct planning, often known as master planning, is a process that establishes a vision, strategic directions, and guidelines to facilitate the organised and efficient development of new areas, such as a town centre or residential community.
Advanced energy modelling is an alternative performance solution verification method that offers more design flexibility than the Deemed-to-Satisfy (DTS) requirements in a Section J assessment. An energy assessment report, commonly known as a “JV3 report” evaluates the performance of the proposed non-residential building in comparison to a reference building.
