For over 4 years, Fountain Head II has been designing high quality interiors.

Founded in 2005 by Amee Mangaldas, Fountain Head II merged a wealth of

experience and skill into a company that would soon earn a remarkable reputation
as a leading LEED & CDM/ CDP Consultancy firm. Amee Mangaldas and
Sandeep Goswami have combined their strengths to create an unbeatable force in
the field of Green Architectural Solutions.
Fountain Head II has also forged alliances and partnerships with reputable and
innovative Companies and Organizations who provide their support through
Proprietary Green Design Software and Unparallel human intelligence pool.
Fountain Head II is an Architectural & Interior Design Consultancy Firm committed to
provide Sustainable and Energy Efficient designs, in its endeavor to reduce Global Warming.
And create both short & long term wealth generation for the Builder / Developer and
individual home owner.
Since 2005 Fountain Head II has been pursuing unique and innovative processes to achieve
socially responsible solutions to reduce Global Warming. Each project is handled with
unique perspective and integrity.
SCOPE OF SERVICES – FOUNTAIN HEAD II
 Associates & Partners

 1. Larsen & Toubro –ECC, Chennai

 2. Wipro Eco Energy, Bangalore
 3. Good Earth, Sustainable Architecture, Bangalore.
 4. OYETA, Green Design, PMC & Liaison, Mumbai.
5. Touch Stone Solutions, Software solutions, Hyderabad.
 1. NEW DELHI
 2. Bangalore
 3. PUNE
 4. RAIPUR
5. Hyderabad.
Akruti Country Woods, Pune – India
An amazing design in Sustainable Living, spread over
350,000 square foot integrated residential complex has
naturally gone for LEED Green Homes Certification.
Akruti Tech Point, Mumbai – India
Building Features: This 125,000 square foot,
multistory multi-tenant professional building is
located in Northern Mumbai. It's Stunning
architecture and functional design is enhanced many
folds with LEED CS Certification
Akruti Gold, Mumbai -India
This 40,000 square foot framed building features high
quality millwork, extra large glass windows and a
breathtaking tile lobby. Surrounded by grass, trees and
sculptures, this building has it all. Making it apt to apply
for LEED CS Certification.
Akruti Gardenia, Mumbai - India
A sprawling 4, 25000 square foot lush green well ventilated
housing complex with convenient shopping was an obvious
choice for LEED Green Homes Certification.
Akruti Green Woods, Thane -India
A 10,00,000 + square foot of Residential &
Commercial complex, the builders were convinced
at the added advantage and prestige LEED
certification will bring to their project once
completed.
Aura Bi-plex , Mumbai –India
Situated in the suburb junction of Borivili a
superb dual use building complex , spread over
650,000 square foot has the best BMS system
under the LEED CS Certification.
Sagar Deep, Mumbai –India
A 360 degree view of the famous Malabar
Hills a residential complex past compare
with its own renewable energy systems. A
natural candidate for LEED Green Homes
Certification.
LAKESIDE EDUCATION AND
RECREATION SOCETY PVT LTD,
KHOPOLI, MAHARASHTRA.
A COMPLETE RENEWABLE
ENERGY APPLIED HOUSING
PROJECT.
INTEGRATED INNOVATIVE CLEAN & RENEWABLE
TECHNOLOGIES
Opportunities to :

 Reduce your Energy bill

 Reduce your Carbon footprint
 Improve sustainability of your Operation
 Green Buildings
Five Basic
Principles to
Adopt:

1.Sustainable
Site
2.Water
Efficiency
3.Energy
Efficiency
4.Material &
Waste
Management
5.Indoor
Environmental
Quality
Buildings built on Energy and environmental
efficient standards -
 Site selection: Close to municipal infrastructure; not in fertile farm land; away from ecologically critical
spots
 Design: Maximize use of natural contours, light, heat, wind and water; minimize built area
 Construction: Prevent destruction of tree cover, top soil, and natural water channels; use low-energy
recycled material
 Products, systems and processes:
 that reduce energy (lighting and cooling)
 that reduce, recycle and recharge water;
 that reduce and recycle waste
 Renewable Energy technologies

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the

global standard and TERI-GRIHA (Green Rating for Integrated
Habitat Assessment) is National standard for green-building
certification.
In both cases, credits are given for every element that reduces a
building’s ecological footprint.
Wipro Gurgaon
Studies show 20% drop in life-cycle cost.
One of Highest rated LEED Platinum
facility outside the US
 CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES

Micro Wind Turbine Up to 80’c

water
Solar PV Array
Solar
Thermal
50%-80% ETC
drop in
energy bill 1 ton waste = ~2
LED LPG industrial
Cylinders

50% drop GHSP

in cooling Organic waste Bio Gas
energy
Earth Air Tunnel
WIPRO:EcoEnergy solutions &
technologies will vary by customer, site
Geo Thermal and facility type
™ - Integrated clean technologies, systems & ideas that make
economic sense.
Examples: Combination of
1. Solar Thermal - Industrial / Large scale
2. Solar PV based supply system – grid and off grid models
3. Green Lighting - efficient and controllable
4. Natural and Innovative cooling solutions , including
Geothermal
5. Water life-cycle management, including Rainwater
Harvesting
6. Waste-to-energy, including Bio-Methane
7. Sustainable Building designs
 COMBINATION SOLUTIONS

Geothermal Energy Energy saving lighting

Generation of LED, CFL
electricity, based
pump, room lighting
heating Green Building

Solar Thermal plant Electricity using Mini wind mill

Generation of heat Generation of

energy electricity- off grid &
intermittent

Electricity using PV Biogas/Bio fuel

Generation of Degradable
electricity- off waste
grid & management
intermittent
Innovative space heating and cooling solutions-
integrated approach!
 Cooling and heating account for over
30% of global energy consumption.
 Innovative space heating and cooling is
not new. The Romans, 2000 years ago,
used under floor radiant heating and
thermal mass heat storage in their
hypocausts. In Turkey, stream water was
run through channels in walls and floors
to cool palaces in the warm summers .
 In the 1930s, architect Frank Lloyd
Wright piped hot water through the
floors of many of his buildings
 Based on following technologies -
 Geothermal - geoexchange heating
and cooling
 Passive / free cooling and Earth air
tunnel
 Thermal storage These are reliable and proven
 radiant cooling solutions that can offer attractive
 Chilled beam systems. payback in new installation between 2
– 4 years
SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEMS

 Evacuated-tube technology is superior to traditional flat-plate

systems:
 15% greater efficiency in tapping solar radiation
 10% reduction in installed cost
 This leads to significant drop in total cost of ownership
 Industrial scale from 5000 LPD to 1000000 LPD of water heating options -
temp raise from 25-30 deg C to 75-80 deg C.
 Payback of around 2-2.5 years
GREEN LIGHTING – LED/ENERGY EFFICIENT
W ip r o S c e n e S e le c t M o d u le S S M 8 8 0
Lights sources must be as small as
possible, produce light efficiently and
have long life.
Combination of LEDs, CFLs and T5’s
with electronic ballast, efficient
reflectors and casing can significantly
reduce long-term costs
•With payback period (<4 years), but
completely green system with zero-
carbon footprint
Innovative cooling solutions- Geothermal

 Geothermal system:
 At a depth of 100-400 feet, temperatures remain
constant through the year– depends on site and soil
condition.
 Geothermal systems use this temperature differential
(surface vs. depth) for heating/cooling
 A coolant is pumped underground for heat exchange
 This significantly reduces the overall tonnage of the
compressor and energy consumption
 This will be coupled with a passive cooling system,
where an underground air tunnel will be used to cool-
down ambient air
 Energy consumption reduction upto 40%-65%
depending on location when combined with earth air
tunnel
 Average Payback around 3 years
Innovative cooling solutions-

 Radiant cooling systems:

 . Is a surface cooling system where the water tubes
are placed in the roof slab absorbs the heat from heat
sources in a room. The Slab absorbs the heat and
exchanges it with the circulating water. The warm
water is then pumped to a chiller or a geothermal
heat exchanger , re cooled and returned to the slab
Low cost passive and low energy cooling system - Earth air
tunnel with night sky and stack ventilation-
{Shown is a Site specific system}

Unique technology to combine night sky, earth air tunnel & stack effect system to
cool, ventilate and heat naturally
Low cost natural ventilation effect:
Innovation cooling systems - Technology of
chilled Beam systems

 It is essentially a ceiling mounted induction unit with ventilation air

passed through the duct that is part of the chilled beam and induces
room air up over the cooling coil mixes with the primary ventilation
air and delivers it through the linear diffusers.

 Chilled beams can other wise be called as Fan coil units with out fan

 The unit removes only sensible load and hence uses dry cooling coil
Bio-Methane - recycle biodegradable waste to
sustain energy production:

 True alchemy; can handle all kinds of biodegradable waste -Food waste, animal
waste, paper
 1 Ton waste generates 2 LPG @19kg each-cylinders worth of gas or can generate
upto 120-140 units of electricity a day with biogas power generator.
 Our aerobic-anaerobic process is superior to traditional anaerobic systems:
 Can handle greater diversity of waste
 50% reduction in process time
 Odorless/weedless byproduct that can serve as urea substitute
 No scum generated
 Equipment does not corrode
 Area required approx 100 m2 for a 1 ton input organic waste / day plant.
 Payback period around 2 – 3 years
RAIN WATER HARVESTING- INTEGRATED APPROACH
 During monsoons, the earth absorbs up to 30%
of rainfall. This can drop to as low as 0-5% for
built areas. One Acre of land receives over 3
million liters of water in single monsoon season
depending on rainfall in that area.
 The remaining water runs off, and is lost
 Rainwater harvesting captures runoff water to
store & reuse, or to recharge the water table.
 Runoff water channeled using pipes into a basic
filtration system, and then into a large storage
tank
 This water could be used for non-potable
purposes
 Water overflows from the storage tank will be
used to recharge the water table using aquifers
 Opportunities to become water positive and
ensuring water sustainability
 ACTUAL CASE STUDY IN HYDERABAD
FEASIBILITY REPORT
Proposal - 1 Proposal - 2
Sl.
Description Conventional Chilled Beam
No
A PARAMETERS
1.0 Capacity of Plant - TR 300 TR 300 TR

1 x 230 TR
Chilled Water, 1
x 70 TR, Brine
2.0 Plant Configration 1 x 300 TR, Chiller
3.0 Energy Source Electrical
4.0 Electrical Load - KW 461 389
- KVA 512 432
5.0 Cost of Electrical Power - Rs./KWHr. 6
6.0 Capital Cost Rs. In lakhs 196 209
7.0 Difference in Capital Cost - Rs. In Lakhs Base
B OPERATIONAL COST
1.0 Saving in Energy Cost / Annum - Rs. In lakhs 13.65
2.0 Saving in first year 13.65
3.0 Pay back period - year Less than a year
Note :
Follow ing are the other benefits using Chilled Beam s:
a Reduction in AHU Rooms by 50%.
b No false ceiling or in case false ceiling provided, height above
the false ceiling w ill be less than 400 mm instead of 600 mm.
c Reduction in ducting cost and insulation.
d Uniformed cooling
e Energy Efficient
f Higher chilled w ater supply temperature, hence energy saving
Sl. No Description Regular Cooling
Split AC system with
EAT

1 No of users 72 72
2 Average Electrical power required/user/hr 1.15 0.38
3 Operation hrs per day 8 8
4 No of days operation 365 365
5 Achievable Room Temperature 24+/-1 24 +/-1
6 Total power consumption [KWH for 72 user/year] 241776 79891.2

7 Energy rate Rs/KWH 3 3

8 Per day Energy cost per user [RS/user/day] 27.6 9.12
9 Energy cost for each [RS/Year] 10074 3328.8
10 Energy cost for 72 user [lakhs/year] 7.25 2.40

11 Saving in operation cost with EAT+ AC system [RS/year/user]   6745.2

12 Saving in operation cost in EAT + AC for all users [Lakhs/year]   4.86

 COST COMPARISON SPLIT V/s RC SYSTEM

140,000 OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE

RC - SPACE TEMPERATURE
120,000 SPLIT-SPACE TEMPERATURE
100,000
COST (RS)

80,000 Capital Cost 45.0

60,000 Operating Cost
40.0
40,000
35.0
20,000

TEMPERATURE (C)
- 30.0
RC System Split AC 25.0
SYSTEM 20.0
15.0
•It is not possible to achieve comfort
10.0
temperature with open well connected
5.0
radiant cooling system.
0.0

• Radiant slab should be connected to A M A M A M A M P M PM PM P M PM PM PM

0 00 00 00 00 :00 :00 :00 :00 :00 :00
GSHP or Chiller. 8:
0
9: 10: 11: 12: 1 2 3 4 5 6

TIME
•And only fresh air requirement of the
occupant shall be supplied through
conventional air handling units
THANK YOU

FOUNTAIN HEAD II

ARCHITECT
AMEE MANGALDAS
SANDEEP GOSWAMI
info@fountainhead2.com
www.fountainhead2.com
Tel: 022 – 65277840