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Sector
Commercial, Development
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Developer
Brookfield Multiplex
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Start date
September 2007
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Completion date
February 2009
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Net Lettable area
18,000 sqm
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Stage
Completed
5 Star Green Star - Office Design V2
Bishops See Stage 1 – South Tower, comprising a nine level office tower totalling 18,00 sqm is the first 5 Star Greenstar building in Western Australia and was completed in February 2009.
A number of innovations have been incorporated into the design of Bishops See in order to achieve a 5 Star Green Star Office Design rating, including:
- Full height double glazing for windows ensuring that at least 60% of the NLA shall have a daylight factor.
- The greywater system, utilising sink and shower water discharge for toilet flushing, is the first commercial office development greywater system to be installed and operational in Western Australia.
- Each tenancy has its own exhaust fan which will discharge horizontally through weatherproof louvres in the facade.
- The building has an ABGR base building commitment rating of 4.5 stars.
- 60% of construction waste was re-used or recycled.
- Cyclist facilities have been provided for 5% of tenant building staff and adequate facilities installed near the main entrance for visitors.
- Water meters for all uses such as bathrooms, cooling towers, irrigation, wash-down, recycled water, rainwater and hot water services will be installed to monitor usage of all major water outlets.
- The podium level landscaping designed and installled with a water efficient sub-soil drip irrigation system.
- The fire services system has been designed such that all test water consumed in the day to day maintenance operation, will be re-used through the greywater system.
- A dedicated storage area has been provided in Basement 4 level for the separation, collection and recycling of office consumables.
- Agreement was reached with the buidling's tenants to ensure that at least 90% of the NLA office space included an integrated fit out, prior to completion of the base building works.
- The air-conditioning system design contains a refrigerant leak detection system.