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Sustainable Building Maintenance Guide

The Maintainability section of the Green Mark 2021 framework focuses on design for maintainability and use of smart facilities management technologies. It presents criteria across architectural, mechanical, electrical, landscape, and smart FM categories for new and existing buildings. Maintainability points scored in these categories translate to Green Mark points according to matrices provided. Achieving the Maintainability Badge requires minimum Green Mark points as well as meeting pre-requisites that vary based on new or existing building type. The section was developed in collaboration between BCA and an internal development team.

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Sustainable Building Maintenance Guide

The Maintainability section of the Green Mark 2021 framework focuses on design for maintainability and use of smart facilities management technologies. It presents criteria across architectural, mechanical, electrical, landscape, and smart FM categories for new and existing buildings. Maintainability points scored in these categories translate to Green Mark points according to matrices provided. Achieving the Maintainability Badge requires minimum Green Mark points as well as meeting pre-requisites that vary based on new or existing building type. The section was developed in collaboration between BCA and an internal development team.

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Mt

Green Mark 2021

Maintainability
The Maintainability section looks at the design for maintainability (DfM) and the use of smart
Facilities Management Technologies to ensure resource-efficient maintenance regimes in
buildings; hence facilitating many of the sustainable outcomes desired within the built
environment.
The GM 2021 Maintainability section (Mt) – through the New Building and Existing Building
frameworks – presents a set of criteria for the basis of demonstrating maintainability
performance. The frameworks are broken down into key sections, including Architectural,
Mechanical, Electrical, Landscape and Smart FM. The Maintainability points scored therein
are translated into the Green Mark points, as shown in the table within this section.

Mt

Helps projects meet targets under the following SDGs


MAINTAINABILITY TRANSLATION MATRIX & BADGE

New non-residential framework:

i. 5 Maintainability points = 1 Green Mark point

ii. Attainment of Maintainability Badge requires

a. scoring minimally 10 Green Mark points, and

b. complying with all applicable pre-requisites

New residential framework:

iii. 4 Maintainability points = 1 Green Mark point


Maintainability Section:
iv. Attainment of Maintainability Badge requires
15 Green Mark points
a. scoring minimally 10 Green Mark points, and

b. complying with all applicable pre-requisites

Existing non-residential framework:

i. 6 Maintainability points = 1 Green Mark point

ii. Attainment of Maintainability Badge requires

a. scoring minimally 10 Green Mark points, and

b. undergoing the pre-submission evaluation for


baseline maintainability
Developed by:

In collaboration with:

GM Mt Development Team:
Toh Eng Shyan Building and Construction Authority
Tan Jwu Yih Building and Construction Authority
Deva Lutchia Building and Construction Authority
Ar. Jacelyn Loi Building and Construction Authority
Ho Weng Kin Building and Construction Authority
Tan Li Sirh Building and Construction Authority

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