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BEAM Plus

BEAM Society Limited is a non-profit organisation established in 1996. BEAM Society Limited is committed to administering and developing the BEAM Plus Assessment Tools. They offer assessment on building sustainability and build capacity by providing training for BEAM practitioners.

Client

BEAM Society

Year

2022

Category

Sustainability

Type of Work

Manual

Technical Guide book

Education sector plays an important role in fostering awareness and combating the threat of climate change, and attitude of our young generation towards more sustainable lifestyles and creating a more liveable community. 

 

With the funding support from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, BEAM Society Limited in collaboration with Hong Kong Green Building Council, and the lead organiser, Business Environment Council, embarked on a green school project named "Jockey Club BEAM Plus in Schools Project”, which is aimed at reducing carbon footprint and instilling the concept of green building into our next generation. 

In this collaboration project, BEAM Society has developed a new assessment tool called BEAM Plus Existing Schools which is specifically designed for existing primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. To embrace various sustainability issues in the school sector, a two-book system, including the Assessment Manual and the Technical Guidebook, is introduced to facilitate the users for the submission of BEAM Plus assessment and certification process.

​BEAM Plus Existing Schools v1.0 aims to be simple, practical, clear and educational which defines the key sustainability issues in assessing the all-round environmental performance of an existing school, including education, leadership, efficient use of resources, indoor environment, wellbeing and innovations. 

A two-book system is developed to facilitate applicants through the certification process.

1. Assessment Manual

Set out the overall assessment framework, design intention, assessment criteria and submittal requirements

 

2. Technical Guidebook

Provide further interpretation of the assessment requirement with calculation examples, document templates and references

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