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1) WWR East (>85% or >90%)

2) Material :
- wall : concrete (2.3W/m2K)
- glazing : double glazed window as i studied here before and i noticed the windows. (1.6W/m2K)

3) Shading system:
- SHGC : 0.3 - 0.4 as i felt very little heat entering the building even without air condition being turned on
- There are some vertical fins at the lower part of the block at levels 2&3, as well as plenty of shading for level 1 providing horizontal shading along the corridors.

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1. WWR southwest 40%-50%
2. materials:
-wall: concrete (2.4W/m2K)
- glazing: double glazed windows (2.8W/m2K)
3. shading system
- shading blades to prevent excessive heat and glare
- sun shaded glass panels on other facades to allow for natural daylight

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1.The south-west wwr is about 40%

2. Concrete wall; single glazing
Should be low e because being renovated now(2.8w/m2)

3. Shading system:
SHGC: 0.3-0.4, Tinted glass
External roof at level 1

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1.  WWR (North-East): 50% - 60%

2. Material:
- wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Double Glazing Windows (2.8 W/m2 K)

3. Shading System:
Horizontal Louvres in Vertical Plane shading in the South-East facade.

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1. WWR (south-east) : 40% - 60%

2. Material:
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Double glazed window
built-in 2016, so most likely low-e (2.8 W/m2 K)

3. Shading system:
- Horizontal solar shading device to prevent direct sunlight.

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1 WWR(North-East): 50% - 60%

2 Material:
- Wall: Aluminium (1.6 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: double glazing (1.1 W/m2 K)

3 Shading system: The side nearer to the east side are fully enclosed and installed with green wall system

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1) WWR (North-West) 50% - 60%

2) Materials
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: It looks like it is double-glazed (2.8 W/m2 K)

3) Shading systems: horizontal overhangs shading in North west facade

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1) WWR (North) 50%-60%

2)Material:
Wall - Concrete (2.4W/m2K)
Glazing - Double Glazed, Low-E (2.8W/m2K)

3) Shading System: External Shading

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1) WWR (North) 70-80%

2) Material:
Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
Window Glazing: Double Glazing Window (2.8 W/m2 K)

3) Shading System:
Horizontal Louvres Shading system can be seen at the North of the building. This helps to block low angle east and west sun. Can also diffuses light effectively to create even daylighting, and obstruct views to outdoor.

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1. WWR (North): 50-60%

2. Material
- wall:
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3.

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1) WWR (North) 50% - 60%

2) Material :
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Double glazing , looks thin. It is low-e.

3) Shading system:
- It is horizontal overhang
-It can help to block sunlight and provide shading under the block, and it will be a bit warm during the afternoon due to the sun angle.

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1) WWR South west (50-60%)
2) Material: Concrete(2.4 W/m2k)
Glazing is double glazed, low-e (built in 1953)
3. Shading system: awnings that overhang
low solar heat gain from tinted windows

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1) WWR (South-West) 20% - 30%

2) Materials
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: It looks like it is double-glazed. Constructed in 2004 so may not be low-e (2.8 W/m2 K)

3) Shading systems: There is horizontal overhangs that is able to block sunlight from high angles

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1. WWR (North): 50-60%

2. Material
- Wall: Concrete (2.4 W/m2 K)
- Glazing is double glazed, low-e (2.8 W/m2 K)

3. Shading system :
- Windows have a low solar heat gain              coefficient for shading
- Corridors on level 1 has overshadow from the mcdonalds building. Level 2 corridors are quite shaded but do have light coming from the curtain walls above.

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1. WWR ( North): 40%

2. Material:
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 w/m2k)
- Glazing: Double glazed window (2.8 W m2 k)

3. Horizontal shading panels above windows to block sunlight

# data[].attributes.body
1. WWR (North-West): 40% - 60%

2. Material:
- Wall: Concrete(2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Double Glazing Window (2.8   W/m2 K)

3. Shading system:
Horizontal Louvres in Vertical Plane shading in the South-West facade.

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1. WWR (North-West): 50% - 60%

2. Material:
- Wall: concrete (2.3W/m2 K)
- Glazing: double glazing, low-e as the building was constructed long ago before I was born. (2.8 W/m2k)

3. Shading system:
- Horizontal overhang, able to block high morning and afternoon suns but thermal heat will eventually pass through.

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1) WWR (North) : 60-70%
2)Material:
-wall : concrete (2.3W/m2 K)
-Glazing : double glazing, low-e (2.8 W/m2k)
3) shading systems:
-Horizontal overhang, able to block high angle suns but will be warm in the early afternoon.

# data[].attributes.body
1) WWR (north): 30%-40%

2) material
- wall: Concrete (2.3W/m2 K)
- Glazing : double glazing, low-e as it was constructed during the 1970s (2.8 W/m2 K)
3) shading system:
- horizontal overhang, able to block high angle suns but have to clean regularly as birds usually reside there.

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1) WWR (North-East): 90-95%

2) Material:
- Wall: Concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Frames/Support: Metal, maybe steel (0.6 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Likely to be double glazed since it is quite thick. Tinted as well, maybe Soft Low-E or Hard Low-E (1.6 W/m2 K or 1.9 W/m2 K)

3) Shading system:
- External shading from pop-out boxes as well as panels built on roof top
- Overcast on lower levels from taller surrounding buildings e.g Junction 8 shopping mall

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1) WWR (North-East): 70-80%

2) Material:
- Roof: Aluminium alloy + steel decking (0.5W/m2K)
- Full height curtain wall and glazed louvers

3) Shading System:
- Window seems to be tinted which may have a low Solar Heat-gain Coefficient for the inbuilt shading
- The ground level has a corridor that has been overshadowed by the mrt platform

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Recommended non-residential building

1) WWR (North): 20-25%

2) Material:
- Wall: concrete (2.3 W/m2 K)
- Glazing: Looks thick. May be Double-glazing (DGU) Constructed in 1990 so may not be low-e (2.8 W/m2 K)

3) Shading system:
- SHGC: 0.3 - 0.4. Since windows look dark, they may have a Low Solar Heat-gain Coefficient (SHGC) acting as a inbuilt shading

- There is no other external shading system. Level 1 & 2 and level 5 has corridors which provide shade.