Premium cost optimization of operational and maintenance of green building in Indonesia using life cycle assessment method

Latief, Yusuf; Berawi, Mohammed Ali; Basten, Van; Budiman, Rachmat; Riswanto,

doi:10.1063/1.4985452

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“…The long green buildings payback period generally motivates developers to opt for conventional buildings (Mosly, 2015). In addition to initial costs, high maintenance cost is also a barrier (Latief et al, 2017). For example, a green roof may be associated with higher maintenance costs due to the need for regular irrigation and pruning (Mayor, 2008).…”

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Criteria and barriers for the application of green building features in Hong Kong

Jayantha

Kwong

2018

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Purpose An understanding about the criteria determining the successful application of green features, and the barriers to implementation is essential in order to promote and enhance green building development. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, the criteria determining the success of GBFs; and second, the barriers to implementing GBFs in Hong Kong. Design/methodology/approach A multi-method approach comprising a comprehensive questionnaire survey and a semi-structured group discussion with construction professionals, along with three case studies was adopted to address these two issues. Findings Findings suggest that although environmental performance is the most significant criterion, the living quality of occupants and the costs of green features play a crucial role in determining the success of their application. However, the environmental aspects of buildings are not sufficient for rating or determining the greenness level of a building. As for barriers, the green cost implications; the structural unsuitability of the current stock of old buildings; and the lack of financial incentives were found to be crucial barriers preventing the application of green features in the Hong Kong building sector. Originality/value GBFs have received extensive attentions by the academia and industry. This paper used a mix method approach by exploring success criteria and barriers to implementing green features in the building sector in Hong Kong. As green building development is still a contemporary subject of discussion, this study would be beneficial to decision makers as it identifies the criteria determining the success of green building adoption and barriers to implementation of such features. Hence, relevant stakeholders will have better understanding of the factors affecting the adoption of GBFs.

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Criteria and barriers for the application of green building features in Hong Kong

Jayantha

Kwong

2018

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“…This indicated that the investment expenses for green buildings were 6.5% and 20-25% higher than those for conventional structures in Europe Chegut et al (2019) and Jordan (Nasereddin and Price, 2021), respectively. Meanwhile, the additional investment cost reached 7.85% in Indonesia (Latief et al, 2017). This additional investment caused the unpopular application of green buildings in the country regardless of the value being lower and slightly higher than those in Jordan and Europe, respectively Basten, Latief, Berawi, Muliarto et al (2018).…”

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Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Prasetyawan,

Machfudiyanto,

Rachmawati

2023

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The low implementation of green building through building certification in Jakarta is responsible for the decreased achievement of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in 2020. This is observed in the energy sector through the efficient use of power in commercial buildings, which is only 37,789 tons (0.72 %) of the 5.26 million tons of CO2e expected in 2030, potentially causing the effects of a climate change-related disaster. In this case, the low prevalence of green buildings is due to the barriers preventing their implementation, with the provision of incentives being a suitable solution regarding its significant influence on rapid development. Therefore, this study aims to determine the influential relationship between barriers, incentives, and the level of green building implementation, to identify the most effective applicable benefits in Jakarta. In this context, path analysis and structural equation modeling (SEM) was used with 101 participants selected from developer/owner institutions, consultants, contractors, and the government experienced in implementing the experimental data of the buildings. These data were subsequently analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The results showed that cost-risk and knowledge-information barrier significantly impacted the level of green building implementation in Jakarta. This led to the recommendation of non-financial incentives as an effective regional benefit, which relevantly affected the level of green building implementation, as well as cost-risk and knowledge-information barriers. These results were expected to assist policymakers and practitioners in formulating effective incentive policies for the implementation of green buildings in Jakarta.

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“…The combination of traditional, conventional, and modern methods in maintaining buildings can be considered according to the ability of maintenance funds. These efforts also need to consider sustainable and environmentally friendly concepts in order to provide a positive impact on economic, social, and environmental aspects [4,61]. Maintenance of buildings in Indonesia and Saudi Arabia have similarities in paying attention to environmental sustainability.…”

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Optimization of the Maintenance Factors in Ampel Mosque, Surabaya, Indonesia

Sedayu

2021

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The Ampel Mosque in Surabaya is an important historical site for Muslims in Indonesia. The architecture of the Ampel mosque is strongly influenced by Javanese and Arabic culture. a very harmonious integration between Javanese architecture as a form of authenticity and local wisdom in buildings, while Arabic architecture as a complementary and additional component. This research was, therefore, conducted to optimize the maintenance factor in the mosque building to ensure it functions properly and sustainably towards serving as a historic worship place for future generations. Data were collected using questionnaires distributed to the congregants or users of the mosques and analyzed through optimization using a dynamic program based on the level of importance. The results showed seven maintenance factors including the complexity of construction and design, serviceability, building durability, security and safety, aesthetics of the building, user comfort, and maintenance capability. Moreover, the optimization process prioritized the ease in construction work, stability of the construction, durability against structural damage to the building, use of non-hazardous materials, aesthetics of the building, the comfort of indoor and outdoor spaces, and ease of maintenance. These are expected to be the focus of the mosque manager in maintaining the authenticity of the building components. This, therefore, means the Ampel Mosque building can be maintained as a religious tourism destination at the national and international levels in order to ensure its historical value is sustained while the local and national economy is improved.

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Premium cost optimization of operational and maintenance of green building in Indonesia using life cycle assessment method

Cited by 12 publications

References 11 publications

Criteria and barriers for the application of green building features in Hong Kong

Criteria and barriers for the application of green building features in Hong Kong

Incentives and Barriers to Green Building Implementation: The Case of Jakarta

Optimization of the Maintenance Factors in Ampel Mosque, Surabaya, Indonesia

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