Selected Smart Community Experiences
Andhra PradeshPresentation for Smart Community Seminar in
NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD March 5/ 2015
1) Nikken Sekkei Introduction
2) Selected Smart Community Projects by Nikken Sekkei
- Established in 1900
- Over 20,000 projects in 40 countries
- 2400+ Professionals (Registered Architects 1,047)
- Established in 1900
- Over 20,000 projects in 40 countries
- 2400+ Professionals (Registered Architects 1,047)
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SHENZHEN
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Selected Smart Community Projects by Nikken Sekkei
1. Tianjin Yujiapu APEC LCMT FS (Phase1), Tianjin, China
: Comprehensive Low Carbon Center Business District
2. Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City, Chiba Pref., Japan
: The first Full-fledged Smart City in Japan
3. Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo, Japan
: High-end DHC by Area Energy Management System
APEC Low Carbon Model Town (LCMT)
Project
Feasibility Study Phase1
Tianjin YUJIAPU Low-Carbon CBD
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Tianjin Yujiapu Development Project, Tianjin, China
Yujiapu
Binhai New AreaTianjin City,Downtown
Beijing City
120km
35km
Sino-SingaporeEco city
Tianjin City,Downtown
Yujiapu
Tianjin Yujiapu APEC LCMT FS (Phase1), Tianjin, China
- The Central Business District occupies 4km2
with a total construction area of 9,500,000m2
- Planned daytime population is 500,000 and
50,000 in nighttime.
- Construction is on-going in some part of
priority development areas.
[ Aiming at real reduction of approximately 50% ]In 2020 (mid-term) real reduction of approximately 30% (which is over 50% CO2/GDP)In 2030 (long-term) real reduction of approximately 50%
BAU
(Business as Usual) 1)
30% reduction
in 2010 (Present) in 2020 (mid-term) in 2030 (long-term)
50% reduction
(Transportation)
(Building)
t-CO2/a
(50% CO2/GDP2))
1) Standard type buildings without low carbonized
2) GDP growth by 2020 is set as 5% that is around ½ of the actual
growth with consideration of uncertainty of prediction.
3) Mitigation effects by area energy, renewal energy and untapped
energy are counted into the result of CO2 reduction in Buildings
< CO2 Reduction Target >
(Building)(Building)
(Transportation)
(Transportation)
( 30% )
( 30% )
( 50% )
( 50% )
Tianjin Yujiapu APEC LCMT FS (Phase1), Tianjin, China
It is necessary to configure Breakdown targets of CO2 mitigation on each measure in each
Category to achieve the total Low carbon Target .
Develop the integrated Low carbon processes by Hierarchy Approach
Demand Side
(Buildings)
Supply Side
(Area Energy)
Management
BAU CO2 Emission
Low carbon Building
Area Energy Management System
Renewable Energy
Untapped Energy
District Energy System
Low carbon Traffic
Low carbon Urban Structure
Hot Water Lighting
AC
Demand Side
(Transportation)
Innovation of Low carbon Technology
by 2030
Tianjin Yujiapu APEC LCMT FS (Phase1), Tianjin, China
CO2 Mitigation Effects
FaçadeDesign
[Subway Network]
[BRT Network]
[Common Trench ( Main Trench)]A smart unit can cover sub-networks of
infrastructures as follows;
[Heat supply Network]
[Untapped and Renewable energy Network]
Propose “Smart unit development” for fitting gradual development
DHC supply area (Site area : 20 - 60ha)
Park and open space
DHC main plant (with untapped energy)(demand and supply control system)
Sub grid
Main grid (Connecting to neighboring unit)
Point will be able to connect to neighboring unit
500~800m
Tianjin Yujiapu APEC LCMT FS (Phase1), Tianjin, China
Developing Smart City in Kashiwa-no-ha campus
Chiba University
Kashiwa-no-ha Park
Park City Kashiwa-no-ha Campus “2nd Town”119,000㎡(880 units)(Under construction)
“District 148”
Site area : 23,344m2
Total floor : 53,277m2
Office, Commercial,
Hotel, Rental residence(Under construction
by 2014)
University of Tokyo
Park City Kashiwa-no-ha Campus “1st Town”
From 2009144,000㎡(997 units)
Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Railway
Station
Tsukuba EX
Kashiwanoha Shopping mall
from 2006144,500㎡
(180 tenants)
Tsukuba Express
(Opened in 2005)
KashiwaKashiwa--nono--ha Campusha Campus
Yokohama
Kunitachi
TokyoAkihabara
Kashiwa City
Tsukuba
A new 2,730,000m2 (273ha) town with a planned population of 26,000
20km
30km
� Engaging in regional collaboration for disease prevention and preventive care
� Ensuring full social participation of the elderly population
� Using information and communication technology for inter-generational interaction
� Engaging in regional collaboration for disease prevention and preventive care
� Ensuring full social participation of the elderly population
� Using information and communication technology for inter-generational interaction
Smart City Concept : Aiming a model for resolving global issues
� Centralizing regional energy management
� Saving, creating, and storing energy
� Encouraging sustainable localization in food and energy
� Low-carbon urban transportation
� Maintaining lifelines during disasters
� Centralizing regional energy management
� Saving, creating, and storing energy
� Encouraging sustainable localization in food and energy
� Low-carbon urban transportation
� Maintaining lifelines during disasters
� Supporting local start-ups that utilize cutting-edge Japanese technology
� Fostering new industries that can provide a solid foundation for a green economy
� Creating a world-leading community of innovative start-ups
� Supporting local start-ups that utilize cutting-edge Japanese technology
� Fostering new industries that can provide a solid foundation for a green economy
� Creating a world-leading community of innovative start-ups
City of Health and Longevity
City of Health and Longevity
City of New Industry Creation
City of New Industry Creation
Environmental-friendly City
Environmental-friendly City
Safe, secure, and sustainable Smart City
Developing Smart City in Kashiwa-no-ha campus
Develop First Full-Fledged Smart Grid in Japan
Electric vehicles
District 148 shops and offices
BEMS
District 148 hotel and
residences
HEMS
Solar power generation
Storage batteriesLaLaport Kashiwa-no-ha
Park City Kashiwa-no-ha
Campus 1st Town
HEMS
HEMS
Park City Kashiwa-no-ha
Campus 2nd Town
Private emergency transmission lines
Power company transmission network
Information and communications network
HEMS: Home energy management system
BEMS: Building energy management system
Kashiwa-no-ha Smart Center --Center of Area Energy Management System
BEMS
Developing Smart City in Kashiwa-no-ha campus
Tokyo Sky Tree Advanced DHC & AEMS
C TOKYO-SKYTREE*AEMS: Area Energy Management System
Main Plant Sub plant
Large heat storage by water
Achieving advanced and high efficient DHC with Turbo Refregerator, Heat
Pump and Mega-scale Heat Storage System
Turbo ref.
+Heat pump
Tokyo Sky Tree Advanced DHC & AEMS
全国の地域冷暖房実績(平成20年度)
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.2
1.4
0 50 100 150 200
販売熱量あたりCO2
排出量(g-CO2
/MJ)
一次エネルギー効率(COP)
全国地域冷暖房
全国地域冷暖房
平均CO2
全国地域冷暖房
平均COP
Top revel COP (Co efficiency of performance) of DHC
in Japan !
Sky Tree
COP=1.35
一次エネルギー効率(COP)=供給熱量/一次エネルギー消費量
High
efficient
Low
efficient
Low carbon
emissionhigh carbon
emission
Existing DHP Plants
Averaged CO2 emission
from existing DHC
Averaged COP of
existing DHC
Tokyo Sky Tree Advanced DHC & AEMS
Area Energy Management System with Cloud-type network with
data interaction system by Internet
Dater Center
Sub system for
charging
energy usage
NBS
Gather integrated
energy data from
buildings
PC for
monitoring
Energy
trend data
(annual,
monthly,
daily)
WEB
serverData base
server
Tenants
LCEM
Via VPN
Support by
Energy Experts
in Nikken Sekkei
PC for BMS
Sub system for Invoice of
Energy consumption
(POS system)
BMS : Building Management System
BA-S : Building Automation System
LCEM : Life Cycle Management System
WEB for
Homepage
For tenants
Monitor and operate
from any PC
Prepare
Annual & Monthly
Energy report
Management
whole energy
consumption
BA-S
TeSS
Via VPN
Via VPN
Tokyo Sky Tree Advanced DHC & AEMS
Cloud system by Internet
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