Project Haryono

The involvement of the LEED consultancy during the design phase has integrated sustainability into the project's core which aligns with US standards for sustainable design.

Additionally, the project maximises land use despite its odd land shape, creating two data centre blocks with distinct designs for varied client needs:

• The IX building serves enterprise and colocation clients, with electric independence and mechanical systems shared across four tenants (two floors for each)
• The Hyperscale building offers full M&E autonomy for four tenants, ensuring full independence without affecting the operation to each other's. (two floors for each)

While civil and structural planning has ensured that the facilities will stand on a sound foundation, capable of withstanding the environmental demands of central Jakarta. As the city water in Jakarta is not clear enough to ensure a sound mechanical system performance, a water softener system has been proposed to tackle the city's water clarity issues for mechanical systems.

Also, the drainage design eliminates runoff issues by incorporating a soak pond and septic tank system for sewage treatment, with an oil interceptor to separate oil from wastewater before centralized treatment at the septic tank.

As the project transitions from design to construction, the Engineering Design Team's role has transitioned as well, ensuring the construction phase adheres to the specifications as promised.

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