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PROJECT CERTIFICATION FORHEALTH & WELLNESS

Indoor Air Quality Criteria

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RESET why?

Lung cancer has risen 56% in Beijing over a decade, mainly due to air pollution. [1]

Cancer is the leading cause of death in China, with lung cancer claiming the most mortalities. [2]

410,000 people (and rising) die each year due to air pollution in China. [3]

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[1] Beijing Institute for Cancer Research, 2011[2] He J, Gu D, Wu X, et al. Major causes of death among men and women in China. N Engl J Med. 2005;353(11):1124–34.[3] Beijing Institute for Cancer Research, 2009

RESET why?

Indoor PM2.5 levels are about 75% of outdoor levels. Buildings tend to be negatively pressurized, pulling particulates indoors and adding them to indoor chemical gasses. [1]

Formaldehyde in more than 92% of Chinese households is above the maximum allowable standard. 76% of the households are 5 times higher than the standard. [2]

Concentration of individual indoor air pollutants can easily be 100x worse than outside. [3]

The average person in Shanghai and Beijing spends 91% of their time indoors. [4]

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[1] PureLivingChina. Data taken over 600 projects across Shanghai and Beijing.[2] Center for disease control in China, 2014[3] PureLivingChina. Data taken over 600 projects across Shanghai and Beijing.[4] GIGA. Survey in 2010 across 250 people

RESET why?

Children are more susceptible because their immune systems are not yet fully developed and they breathe in 50% more air per kilo of body weight than adults. [1]

PM 2.5 exposure has been correlated with birth weight deficits of 189g and smaller birth lengths of 1.1cm in male infants. [2]

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[1] "Children at Risk" Clean Air Task Force, May 2002[2] “Gender differences in fetal growth of newborns exposed prenatally to airborne fine particulate matter.”  Wieslaw Jedrychowski, US National Library of Medicine National Institute of Health, Sept 30, 2013

Good Materials(documented low - no VOC)

Good Lungs(filtering and air exchange)

Good Results(continuous monitoring)

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15.3 113.5

x 872 m3 = 28µg/m3

15.3 113.5

x 872 m3 = 28µg/m3

20%

80%

Hazardous: Beyond measurable level

Healthy level

0 Time

FLUSH-OUTPHASE(PASS)

CONSTRUCTIONPHASE

OCCUPANCYPHASE

RESET Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)

Changing the industry.RESET™ provides an alternative to standard industry practise in which spaces are flushed out, tested, certified and unknowingly left to climb back up to hazardous levels.

NRDC Tishman Speyer Glumac

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Lend Lease MMoser

GLOBAL CO2

405OFFICE CO2

280

Executive Summary:

Good Moderate Sensitive Unhealthy Very Unhealthy

Particulate Matter (PM)

Carbon Monoxide (CO)

Temperature

Relative Humidity (RH)

Total Volatile Organic Compounds (Chemicals)

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)Healthy

Unhealthy

Good Moderate Sensitive Unhealthy Very Unhealthy

Bedroom: Particulates (PM2.5) 24-Hour Testing Period

Total Volatile Organic Compounds(Chemicals): 1 Week Testing Period

Good Moderate Unhealthy

• Absolute level: 2-10 times the healthy level. • Patterns: drops when HVAC in operation and builds up when HVAC system not on and during non-

office hours• Influencing factors: building materials and ventilation

Carbon Dioxide: 3 Day Testing Period

Good Moderate Sensitive Unhealthy Very Unhealthy

• Absolute level: Of concern. Levels hover between Moderate and Very Unhealthy.

• Patterns: Predictable. Directly related to occupancy. Slightly accelerated decrease at ~6am.

• Influencing factors: Highly insufficient fresh air supply

Relative Humidity (RH) 1 Week Testing Period

Good Moderate Sensitive Unhealthy Very Unhealthy

• Absolute level: consistently elevated, possibly leads to mold growth and pesticide proliferation

• Patterns: minor spikes in morning and evening

• Influencing factors: HVAC system lacks dehumidification function.

Relative Humidity (RH) 3 Day Testing Period

Good Moderate Sensitive Unhealthy Very Unhealthy

• Absolute level: consistently elevated, possibly leads to mold growth and pest proliferation

• Patterns: Humidity drops when HVAC is turned on.

• Influencing factors: HVAC system lacks sufficient dehumidification function.

Good

Temperature: 1 Week Testing Period

• Absolute level: comfortable level

• Patterns: Temperature drops when HVAC system is on during office hours

• Influencing factor: HVAC system settings and outdoor temperature

Good

Temperature: 3 Day Testing Period

• Absolute level: comfortable level

• Patterns: Temperature drops when HVAC system is on during office hours

• Influencing factor: HVAC system settings and outdoor temperature

VER-F Units

IAQ Monitor

Example Floor Plan

CCS Server

LESSONS LEARNEDFROM MONITORING

DEHUMIDIFYAIR CONDITION LESS

LIVING TECHNOLOGYVENTILATE LESS

MONITORING + BMSADJUST TO OCCUPANCY.