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Penang Court Complex may get the green touch

The High Court heritage building in George Town may be transformed into a ‘green building’ in accordance with the Malaysian Institute of Architects’ Green Building Index, if all goes according to plan.

Kemuncak Facilities Management (KFM), the company which manages the Penang Court Complex, is looking into the possibility of turning the double-storey heritage building into an energy-saving, environmentally-friendly structure, similar to the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex (KMKL).

KFM technical and quality assu-rance senior director Mohamad Faiz Othman Fuad said the company, which has been managing the KMKL facility since 2007, hoped to work on turning the heritage building green.

“The KMKL — the largest court complex in the country and the second largest in the world — is on track towards achieving the ‘High Perfor-mance Green Building’ (HPGB) status which will lead to, among others, savings of up to RM1mil in electricity bills a year.

“However, it’s more challenging to turn a heritage building into a green building because changing the facade and interior is not an option. Furthermore, it would take a large investment.

 

Jan 5, 2012 The Star Online