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GREENSHIP Interior Space V.1.0
Version 1.0 is the edition in use since 2010.
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INTERIOR SPACE (IS)
Designing and Managing Sustainable Interior Spaces
GREENSHIP Interior Space (IS) is a green building rating tool developed by Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI) to assess the sustainability of interior spaces, with a focus on tenant fit-out activities and the management of occupied spaces.
The rating tool encourages tenants and project teams to integrate sustainability into space selection, interior design, fit-out, and ongoing use. By evaluating a space against defined criteria, GREENSHIP IS provides a structured framework for assessing resource use, indoor environmental quality, and management practices.
Integrate Sustainability into the Interior
GREENSHIP Interior Space helps tenants and project teams assess decisions through a structured rating system, supporting more informed design choices and sustainable management practices throughout the space's use.
- Make informed space and building choices by considering the building's location, accessibility, and existing facilities when selecting a space for business activities.
- Evaluate design strategies, material selection, energy efficiency, and water conservation as part of the interior fit-out process.
- Assess indoor environmental quality and relevant practices that contribute to occupant health, comfort, and productivity.
- Consider how energy, water, materials, and waste are managed within the occupied space to support more responsible resource use.
- Integrate sustainability into workplace policies, operating procedures, maintenance, and the ongoing management of the interior.
- Evaluate the space against defined GREENSHIP criteria through a structured assessment and verification process.
Eligibility Requirements
Explore the eligibility requirements below to see whether your project is eligible for GREENSHIP Interior Space certification.
Eligibility Requirements
GREENSHIP Interior Space is intended for business tenants undertaking interior fit-out activities within a building. Before beginning the certification process, the project must meet the following eligibility requirements.
- Interior Fit-Out Activity
- The project must involve an interior fit-out activity.
- Minimum Area
- The tenant must occupy an area of at least 25 m² within one building.
- Complete Tenant Area
- All areas occupied by the tenant within the same building must be included in the certification process.
- Employee Requirement
- The tenant must have at least one employee working full-time for a minimum period of one year.
- Minimum Occupancy or Lease Period
- The tenant must have a lease or area-use period of at least three years, with the same function, from the date GREENSHIP certification is obtained.
- Land Allocation Documentation
- The tenant must submit a copy of the land allocation permit for the building in which the interior space is located.
- Building Function Documentation
- The tenant must submit a copy of the building's Certificate of Function Acceptability (SLF) or applicable building use permit.
Eligibility is the first step toward certification. Prepare the required documents and confirm that the building meets the applicable requirements before submitting a registration application.
Explore the Assessment Criteria
GREENSHIP IS evaluates building sustainability through six assessment categories. Each category contains specific criteria, including prerequisites, credit points, and bonus points where applicable under the selected rating tool version.
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Appropriate Site Development (ASD)
Evaluates the relationship between the project, its site, and its surroundings, including applicable considerations for site development and accessibility.
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Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EEC)
Assesses measures related to energy performance, energy efficiency, and responsible energy use.
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Water Conservation (WAC)
Evaluates strategies for managing water use efficiently and supporting water conservation.
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Material Resources and Cycle (MRC)
Assesses material selection and resource management practices that support responsible material use and help reduce environmental impacts.
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Indoor Health and Comfort (IHC)
Evaluates indoor environmental conditions and measures that support occupant health and comfort.
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Building and Environmental Management (BEM)
Assesses management practices that support the implementation and management of green building measures.
Certification Levels
GREENSHIP certification recognizes a project's achievement against the applicable rating tool requirements and scoring thresholds.
Eligible projects can achieve one of four certification levels
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GREENSHIP Platinum certification requires a performance index of at least 73%
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GREENSHIP Gold certification requires a performance index of at least 57%
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GREENSHIP Silver certification requires a performance index of at least 46%
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GREENSHIP Certified certification requires a performance index of at least 35%
Certified GREENSHIP Interior Space Projects
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| No. | Gross Floor Area (GFA) (m²) | Office | Commercial / Healthcare / Hospitality |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 25 to less than 250 | Rp40.000.000 | Rp45.000.000 |
| 2 | 250 to less than 750 | Rp47.500.000 | Rp55.000.000 |
| 3 | 750 to less than 1,500 | Rp52.500.000 | Rp62.500.000 |
| 4 | 1,500 to less than 2,500 | Rp67.500.000 | Rp72.500.000 |
| 5 | 2,500 to less than 10,000 | Rp85.000.000 | Rp95.000.000 |
| 6 | 10,000 and above | Rp110.000.000 | Rp122.500.000 |
GREENSHIP Interior Space Certification Flow
Step 1: Introduction and Target Setting
Start by identifying sustainability goals for the interior space before or during the early stages of fit-out planning. GBCI can introduce the GREENSHIP certification process and explain its basic requirements. GBCI also determines the GREENSHIP Professional (GP) who will support the project. The tenant and GP agree separately on the professional service fees.
Step 2: Registration and Eligibility Verification
The tenant expresses interest in certification by submitting a formal letter and paying the Rp5.000.000 registration donation. GBCI then issues the registration form, which is completed by the GP and submitted with the required eligibility documents.
Once the registration form and supporting documents are complete and the eligibility requirements are met, the certification partner issues an official eligibility statement. This is followed by the cooperation agreement and the initial 25% certification payment, after which the project is formally registered.
The certification partner then coordinates the consultation workshop and subsequent support, including one half-day workshop, up to three email consultations, and a maximum of five coordination meetings. A written workshop report is issued within seven working days after the workshop.
Step 3: Assessment Preparation and Rating Tool
Following the initial consultation activities, the tenant completes the second payment of 65% of the certification fee. The certification partner then issues the assessment form, which the GP uses to coordinate the collection and preparation of the required information.
The GP supports the tenant in reviewing the applicable GREENSHIP criteria and organizing the relevant as-built drawings, assessment forms, and supporting evidence. Preparing these materials carefully helps the project proceed to formal verification.
Step 4: Assessment and Verification
The completed assessment forms and supporting documents are submitted to the certification partner. The submission must be checked and organized by the GP before it is sent for verification.
The verifier reviews the documentation using the applicable verification method and evaluates whether the project meets the relevant GREENSHIP criteria. The verifier then submits a recommendation to the Evaluation Assessment Board (EAB), which determines and approves the final certification rating.
The final 10% certification payment is charged at the applicable submission milestone.
Step 5: Certification
After the assessment is completed and the EAB has formally determined the result, GBCI issues the certification decision. The project receives a GREENSHIP Interior Space certificate at the awarded level.
Under the described procedure, the certification decision is issued within a maximum of 90 working days after all assessment forms and supporting documents have been confirmed complete.
This is a summary of the GREENSHIP Interior Space 1.0 certification process.
For a more detailed explanation of each stage, please refer to the
GREENSHIP Interior Space 1.0 Certification Process Guide
GREENSHIP Interior Space Rating Versions
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is GREENSHIP Interior Space?
GREENSHIP Interior Space is a green building rating tool developed by GBCI to assess the sustainability of interior spaces. It considers tenant fit-out activities, building and site selection, resource use, indoor environmental quality, and management practices.
Who can apply for GREENSHIP Interior Space certification?
The rating tool is intended for business tenants undertaking interior fit-out activities within a building, subject to the applicable eligibility requirements.
What is the minimum area required?
The tenant must occupy a minimum area of 25 m² within one building. All areas occupied by the tenant in that building must be included in the certification process.
What does GREENSHIP Interior Space assess?
The rating tool covers six categories: Appropriate Site Development, Energy Efficiency and Conservation, Water Conservation, Material Resources and Cycle, Indoor Health and Comfort, and Building and Environmental Management.
What is the maximum score?
The GREENSHIP Interior Space Version 1.0 rating tool has a maximum score of 93 points.
How much does certification cost?
The certification fee depends on the interior area and project category. The published fee schedule provides the applicable fee range. The Rp5.000.000 registration donation and separately agreed GP fees should also be taken into account.
Is the GREENSHIP Professional fee included in the certification fee?
No. GP professional service fees are agreed separately between the tenant and the appointed GP.
How long does the certification process take?
The overall duration depends on project readiness, document preparation, and the assessment process. Under the described procedure, the certification decision is issued within a maximum of 90 working days after all assessment forms and supporting documents are confirmed complete. This does not represent the total duration from initial registration.
How do we start the certification process?
Begin by contacting GBCI to discuss the project, understand the eligibility requirements, and establish the next steps for registration.
Take the Next Step Toward a Sustainable Interior
From fit-out decisions to ongoing space management, GREENSHIP Interior Space provides a structured way to assess and recognize sustainability efforts within occupied spaces.
Begin your certification journey with GBCI and explore how sustainability can be integrated into the spaces where people work and conduct business.