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2016/6/6
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DRIVING INNOVATIONS
FOR SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC
HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
Ms. Ada Y.S. FUNG, JP
Deputy Director (Development and Construction)
Hong Kong Housing Authority
13 May 2016
HKQAA Symposium 2016
Strengthen Business Resilience with Innovative Perspectives
21. Introduction
What is “business
resilience”, “business
challenges” and
“innovative perspectives”
for public housing
development in Hong
Kong?
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To meet present social, economic and environmental needs but NOT at the
expense of future generations
2. DRIVERS
Public Housing Development in Hong Kong
Business Resilience
42. DRIVERS
• High Demand for Public Housing
• Long waiting list with target of average
waiting time of around 3 years.
• Tight financial, limited land resources
and multi-faceted challenges in high
rise high density compact city.
Vs
About 30% of Hong Kong’s
people are residing in public
rental housing
Business Challenges
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Innovation Perspectives
52. DRIVERS
Public Housing Development in Hong Kong
Safety
Green
Health
To help low-income families with housing need gain access to affordable housing
• To provide affordable quality housing and other related services
To ensure cost-effective and rational use of public resources
To maintain a competent, dedicated and performance-oriented team
4Cs Core Values
Caring
Customer-focused
Creative
Committed
2. DRIVERS 6
Our Vision, Mission & Core Values Core Values
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Find Innovative Solutions and Adopt Sustainable Design for
Social, Economic and Environmental Needs
2. DRIVERS
Balance the development potential
Integrate green landscape
planningVitalize local economy
Economic Environmental
Encourage outdoor family
activities
Enhance environmental
awareness
Enhance health & exercise
awareness for all ages
Promote renewable energy
Minimize construction waste
Enhance accessibility &
linkage
Enhance environmental
comfort by considering
microclimate in planning
Minimize environmental
impact to the
neighborhood
Social
Optimize use of social
welfare and communal
facilities
Effective use of resources
Enhance social interaction
Strengthen community
Identity
Research & Development
• We apply R&D Strategy with the aim to facilitate
Sustainable Public Housing Development
• We have a Current Stock of 245 items in 9 categories and
we need to collaborate with stakeholders in the industry.
DCD ACADEMY
3. Research & Development
Development
R&D is everybody’s business!
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Research &
Development
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Sustainable Development
Assuring Safety,
Health Living & Human Comfort
Reducing Materials & Energy
Consumption
Improving Productivity
& Construction
Safety
Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
4. Innovations
104.1- Assuring Safety, Health Living & Human Comfort
Sustainable Development
Assuring Safety,
Health Living & Human Comfort
Reducing Materials & Energy
Consumption
Improving Productivity
& Construction
Safety
Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Passive design Assisted by Micro-Climate Studies
Since 2004, we have been
applying the Micro-climate
Studies in all public housing
projects during the early
planning and design stages,
to create quality living
environment and improve
the environmental
performance of the projects.
4.1- Assuring Safety, Health Living & Human Comfort
Modular Flat
Non-Standard
Block A Wing of Block
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1/2-Person
3/4-Person
2/3-Person
4/5-Person
Modular Flat Design
Quality Housing Initiatives -
� Better Healthy Living, Safety
and Easy Maintenance
� Focusing on Customer Needs
� Reinforcing Universal Design
4.1- Assuring Safety, Health Living & Human Comfort
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W-trap system
� Collaborated with City University of Hong
Kong to study the application of common
traps
� Waste water from wash basin/shower directed
to replenish the common W-trap connected to
the floor drain
� Avoid drying up of water seal to prevent the
spread of foul air, germs and epidemic disease
between floors
� Seek BD’s approval on the use of Common
W-trap System in SSF flats
4.1- Assuring Safety, Health Living & Human Comfort
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Twin Roof Water Tanks
� Uninterrupted water
supply within regular
cleaning and
maintenance operation
4.1- Assuring Safety, Health Living & Human Comfort
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154.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
Sustainable Development
Assuring Safety,
Health Living & Human Comfort
Reducing Materials & Energy
Consumption
Improving Productivity
& Construction
Safety
Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
Cash flow simulation from 5D BIM model
Feasibility Studies Feasibility Studies Scheme DesignScheme Design Detailed DesignDetailed Design TenderTenderFacility
Management
Facility
ManagementConstructionConstruction
Project Development Life Cycle
HKHA BIM Standards and User
Guide are available at -
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
164.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Provision of Ventilation
bay at G/F and 1/F
Passive design Assisted by Micro-Climate Studies
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Through Improving ventilation, energy consumption such as air-conditioning, can be
reduced
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Modular Flat Design
� Mass Production in Precast yard
� Consistency and Economy of Scale
� More efficient energy consumption in construction
1/2-Person 3/4-Person2/3-Person 4/5-Person
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Noise - Mitigation Building Modelling
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Sai Chuen Road PRH
• Balcony Structure
• Reduce 2.5 dB(A) on lower floors to 6.4
dB(A) on higher levels
San Po Kong PRH
• Modified double-glazed window with offset
openings to allow natural ventilation
• Reduce 8 dB(A)
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Total CO2
Emission
I : Material Consumed
During Construction
II : Materials
for Structure
III : Communal
BS Installations
IV : Renewable
Energy
V : Tree
VI : Demolition
I + II + III – IV – V + VI = Total CO2 Emission
• To gauge the whole life carbon
emission of new public housing
developments for a building life of
100 years
• To compare with the benchmark
block and estate to gauge the
overall life cycle performance in
terms of carbon emission
Reduce Carbon Emission Estimation (CEE)
Aspect Embracing
I : Materials Consumed
During Construction
�Timber formwork for substructure &
superstructure
�Steel formwork for superstructure
II : Materials for Building
Structure
�Concrete for substructure & superstructure
�Steel for substructure & superstructure
III : Communal BS
Installations
Lighting, Lift, Water Supply, Security, CABD,
A/C & Ventilation, Fire Services, Electrical
Distribution System
IV : Renewable Energy Solar and/or wind powered system
V : Trees Planting Trees taller than 5m
VI : Demolition �Dismantling of building
�Transportation of building debris from site
to landfill
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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� EnMS ISO50001: In 2011, developed HA’s Energy
Management System (EnMS) by ISO 50001
� Photovoltaic (PV) System: generating about 2.5% energy
for the communal areas.
� Two-Level Lighting System : Developed in 2008, meet the
high illumination standard and save energy
� Gearless Permanent Magnet Synchronous (PMS) Lift
Motor and Variable voltage variable frequency (VVVF):
reduce energy and lift driving system, optimization of lift
provision
Improving Energy Efficiency
214.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Precast elements for HA buildings
Mass Production, more efficient in energy consumption
Innovative Prefabrication Technology
Precast
Facades
Semi-precast
Slab
Precast
Staircase
Volumetric
precast
bathroom
(VPB)
Precast
Partitions
Precast
Structural
WallsPrecast Tie
Beams
Semi-
precast Wall
(Lostform)
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Backfilling and Compaction with
Cement-Stabilization Marine Mud
New Treatment of Marine Mud
By treating the marine mud with
appropriate proportion of cement
and sand, we can re-use it for in-
situ backfilling thereby alleviating
the pressure on landfill sites.
MMM Roof Tiles
MMM Planter KerbMMM Paving Blocks
MMM Protection Block
234.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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Twin Roof Water Tanks
� Direct discharge of
residual waste water to
waste stacks
� Enhanced structural
design of water tanks and
roof slab
� Effective use of materials
Water Inlet
Pipe
Water Outlet Pipe for User
Washout
Pipe
Washout
Pipe
Tank B
Tank A
How It Works
4.2 - Reducing Materials and Energy Consumption
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254.3 - Improving Productivity & Construction Safety
Sustainable Development
Assuring Safety,
Health Living & Human Comfort
Reducing Materials & Energy
Consumption
Improving Productivity
& Construction
Safety
Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Modular Flat Design
Quality Housing Initiatives -
� Enhancing Buildability,
Productivity, Quality and
Safety
� Reinforcing Universal
Design
Modular flat design to
form building wings and
block design
4.3 - Improving Productivity & Construction Safety
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Sustainable Precast Concrete technology
� Alleviate current labour shortage problem
� Produces 30% less C&D wastes than
private practice
� Better waterproofing quality
� Speed of construction and economy of
scale
Innovative Prefabrication Technology
New Applications
� Precast staircore
� Precast liftcore
� Precast roof water tank
274.3 - Improving Productivity & Construction Safety
3.3.2 Sustainable Treatment of Marine
Mud
• Turning the waste threat (marine mud) of the
industry into green opportunity that help to
minimize environmental burden of waste and
handling cost
• Saving material used as a whole as importing
paving blocks for the project is no longer required
Paver Blocks
Planter Kerbs
Roof Insulation TilesWall Blocks
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� Wall blocks
� Paver blocks
� Planter kerbs
� Roof insulation tiles
New Treatment of Marine Mud
284.3 - Improving Productivity & Construction Safety
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Monitoring the disposal of C&D Materials
Concrete Cube with RFID TagTesting Automation
RFID Tag stuck inside wind-screenRFID Reader
RFID Tag installed inside the facade
� Unique Identification
� Improve Traceability
� Enhance Data Management
� Real time Monitoring
� Minimize human errors
� Streamlining the Work Flow
� Enhance Productivity
4.3 - Improving Productivity & Construction Safety
305. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
Sustainable Development
Assuring Safety,
Health Living & Human Comfort
Reducing Materials & Energy
Consumption
Improving Productivity
& Construction
Safety
Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Conventional Tender (Two Envelope System)
Technical Score Price Score+
HA award contract to tender with highest combined score
HD Assessment
Envelope 1
Technical
Envelope 2
Price
Submitted by Tenderers to meet HA’s requirements
Integrated Procurement Tender to procure Innovations
Three Envelope System
Technical Score Price Score+HA award contract to tender with highest combined score
HDAssessment
Envelope 1
Technical
Envelope 3
Price
Submitted by Tenderers to meet HA’s requirements
Envelope 2
Innovations
Over-the –requirementsOptions offered by tenderers for HA’s selection
Integrated Procurement Approach
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HA has first implemented IPA at Kai Tak Site 1B PRH project while the second project is
Anderson Road Phase A & B PRH development.
5. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
Quality Management System
+ Specific Technical Requirements for Product
+ Product Testing
What is Product Certification?
It’s an upstream control of supply chain
• Product Certification is the process whereby a
product is certified to have achieved prescribed
standards and quality requirements, through
regular factory surveillance and periodic
random sampling and testing of products by
third party of accredited certification body.
Product Certificate
325. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Its Function in Quality
Assurance Regime
Product Certificate
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Tested in Hong Kong, Certified in
Hong Kong
Upstream
Quality Control
Product Certificate
After the manufacturer’s product has been certified, the product quality
will be overseen by supply chain management through regular factory
surveillance, periodic sampling and testing of products by third party of
accredited certification body.
Product Certificate
5. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Panel Wall Partition
(fire rated)Cement Product
(Arch. Use)
Tile Adhesives
Ceramic Tiles
Close-coupled Water
Closet Suites Repair
Mortars
uPVC Drainage
Pipes & Fittings
Fabric
Reinforcement
Aluminum Windows 4-Bar
Hinges Assembly
Timber Doors
Product Certificate
5. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
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Product Certificate
Difficulties Encountered
5. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
• Lack of timely updating by scheme owners
Professional Institutes
• Insufficient suppliers / testing for maintaining a profitable business
Accredited Certification
Bodies
• Lack of incentives in seeking product certification
Manufacturers
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Way Forward
We Need Support from
the Industry !
To join hands for a wider
implementation of product
certification for the benefits of
the industry and society.
5. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
� To increase the popularity of Product Certifications
on Construction Materials.
38Regulator
Manufacturer
Supplier
Sub-Contractor
Consultant
Academia
Contractor
Laboratory
New
Technology
5-Stages:
1. Exploration
2. Piloting
3. Monitoring
4. Reviewing
5. Mass Application
385. Adopting Sustainable Procurement Approach
� Continuous Collaboration with Stakeholders.
Challenges and Way Forward