Dana Indonesia at Capital Place
Dana Indonesia at Capital Place has successfully achieved GREENSHIP Interior Space ver. 1.0 Certification. It accomplished a PLATINUM rank a total point of 74.
- Location
- Gd. Capital Place, Lantai 17-18, Jl. Gatot Subroto Selatan No.Kav. 18, RT.6/RW.1, Kuningan Bar., Kec. Mampang Prpt., Jakarta, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12710
- Rating Tools
- GREENSHIP Interior Space
- Version
- 1.0
- Building Type
- Office
- Project Owner
- PT Espay Debit Indonesia Koe dan PT Aliansi Teknologi Indonesia
- GREENSHIP Professional
- Christopher Leonard
- Certification
-
Interior Space
Platinum - Valid Until
- 2029-10-01
- Certificate No.
- 089/RP/IS/X-2026
Rating Category Score
Appropriate Site Development (ASD)
Promotes responsible site planning that preserves green spaces, maintains groundwater balance, improves the microclimate, and manages rainwater to reduce pressure on drainage systems. The criteria encourage sustainable mobility and development in areas with accessible public transportation and well-connected infrastructure.
Total Achieved Point: 6
Energy Efficiency & Conservation (EEC)
Encourages efficient energy use through energy consumption monitoring, improved building envelope performance, energy-saving strategies, natural ventilation, and optimal daylight utilization. The criteria support renewable energy adoption and promote awareness of the relationship between energy consumption and climate change throughout the building lifecycle.
Total Achieved Point: 11
Water Conservation (WAC)
Promotes responsible water management through consumption monitoring, efficient water fixtures, water recycling systems, rainwater harvesting, and alternative water sources. Efficient landscape irrigation practices help reduce dependence on potable water and support long-term water resource conservation.
Total Achieved Point: 8
Material Resource & Cycle (MRC)
Encourages responsible material selection through the use of sustainably sourced timber, reused and renewable materials, certified products, prefabricated components, locally sourced materials, and products that do not deplete the ozone layer. These practices reduce demand for virgin resources, minimize construction waste, extend material lifespans, and lower carbon emissions associated with building materials.
Total Achieved Point: 22
Indoor Health & Comfort (IHC)
Supports a healthy and comfortable indoor environment through adequate ventilation, carbon dioxide (CO₂) monitoring, reduced exposure to tobacco smoke and emissions from building materials, and access to outdoor views. The criteria address visual comfort, lighting quality, thermal comfort, humidity, and acoustic conditions to promote occupant well-being and productivity.
Total Achieved Point: 15
Building Environment Management (BEM)
Promotes structured building management practices to maintain environmental performance throughout the operational phase. The criteria emphasize established management standards, effective coordination among building professionals, and systematic oversight of technical planning, construction, and supervision to support the long-term performance of green buildings.
Total Achieved Point: 12