St. Paul's Co-educational College

BEAM Plus Online Exhibition

MacDonnell Road Main Entrance

Library

Conference room

Conservation

Fireplace

St. Paul's Co-educational College

33 MacDonnell Road, Hong Kong

MacDonnell Road Main Entrance
Library
Conference room
Conservation
Fireplace

The main building of St. Paul's Co-educational College ("The school") was built in 1927. An annex building of classroom and assembly hall was completed in 1959. In 1985 a 7 storey annex building was built to enhance the teaching facilities.

Green Features

Sustainable Leadership and Learning

The school has always promoted sustainability and environmental protection education.

Efficient Use of Resources

96.8% of existing sub-structure and shell were re-used.
Adoption of energy efficiency system to achieve an estimated reduction of CO2 emissions by 17.6% in comparison with the baseline under BEAM Plus.

Sustainable Campus Environment

The design of the building achieved recognition for compliance with 100% of the relevant HKSPG urban planning guidance.
Recommended mitigation measures in Heritage Impact Assessment report to prevent negative impact on sites of cultural heritage were implemented.
Low flow faucets with IR sensors were installed to provide more than 40% of water saving compared to the baseline.
Dual flush WC’s were installed to enable more than 25% of water to be saved compared to the baseline under BEAM Plus.
Fresh air ventilation outlet had been provided for all normally occupied spaces to support the well-being and comfort of occupants.
IAQ measurements has been conducted to ensure that the indoor air quality of classrooms, offices, activity rooms, etc. can achieve ‘Good Class’ in the HKSAR IAQ Certification Scheme.

Health, Comfort & Happiness

More than 10 different basic services and 2 recreational facilities are in close proximity which improves efficiency and the well-being of students and staff mentally and physically.

Innovations and Additions

At least 1 key member of the project team of the extension project has recognized BEAM certification to ensure that the design of the project follows the requirements of the BEAM standard.

Story

The A&A project at St. Paul’s Co-educational College involves revitalization of the grade 2 historic building with emphasis placed on the School’s long history. The project also involves a re-construction of the school hall to highlight our rich musical tradition. Other major renovations included the construction of the new library, reconstruction of the main entrance, renovation of classrooms and corridors, and construction of a new lift shaft.

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Green Features

Sustainable Leadership and Learning

The school has always promoted sustainability and environmental protection education.

Efficient Use of Resources

96.8% of existing sub-structure and shell were re-used.
Adoption of energy efficiency system to achieve an estimated reduction of CO2 emissions by 17.6% in comparison with the baseline under BEAM Plus.

Sustainable Campus Environment

The design of the building achieved recognition for compliance with 100% of the relevant HKSPG urban planning guidance.
Recommended mitigation measures in Heritage Impact Assessment report to prevent negative impact on sites of cultural heritage were implemented.
Low flow faucets with IR sensors were installed to provide more than 40% of water saving compared to the baseline.
Dual flush WC’s were installed to enable more than 25% of water to be saved compared to the baseline under BEAM Plus.
Fresh air ventilation outlet had been provided for all normally occupied spaces to support the well-being and comfort of occupants.
IAQ measurements has been conducted to ensure that the indoor air quality of classrooms, offices, activity rooms, etc. can achieve ‘Good Class’ in the HKSAR IAQ Certification Scheme.

Health, Comfort & Happiness

More than 10 different basic services and 2 recreational facilities are in close proximity which improves efficiency and the well-being of students and staff mentally and physically.

Innovations and Additions

At least 1 key member of the project team of the extension project has recognized BEAM certification to ensure that the design of the project follows the requirements of the BEAM standard.

Story

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