3M Italy Headquarter

Malaspina Business Park

3M Italy HeadquartersMalaspina Business ParkIcon for Sustainability

Project Description

The unique sinergy among 3M leadership in inno-vation and protection of the environment, Mario Cucinella Architects renomated vocation for sus -tainable design, Prelios eco-building program and the fundamental contribution of other team members has turned into the firstgreen-tech building of the Malaspina Business Park located in the East outskirts of Milan. A linear 11.300 m2 building, 105 m long and 21 m wide, with a terraced form stepping down from 5 to 2 storeys.The building dynamic shape, the transparency enhanced by 2 internal courts, the natural colors integrated with green surroundings, the minimal energy needs optimized through brise-soleil and southern exposure, the intense use of renewable energy makes it the new architectural and green landmark of East Milano and perfectly match 3M’s values of innovation, communication, ethic in business, respect for employees and protec-tion of the environment.The building is gas-free, all cooling and heating capacity is provided through a geothermal sys-tem where underground water is later released to the water ditches of “Parco della Besozza” to support its ecosystem. Additional resources sav-ings are achieved through AHUs equipped with energy recovery units, ceiling high-efficiency -chilled beams and the DALI computerized light-ing system with constant lighting level and pres-ence sensors. The reduced energy needs as well as renew-able energy available from geothermal and roof pho-tovoltaic systems have allowed the building to achieve the Italian CENED Class A energy clas -sification based on European EPBD (Energy Per-formance of Building Directive).

Project Team

MCA Architects

Prelios Developer

SCE Structural Engineers

TiFS Engineers for MEP systems

ManutenCoop Construction Management

CMB General Contractor

Teleya Facade works

Siemens Contractor for M&E works

C&W Fit-out Project Management

Unifor Furnishing systems

Project Management by Engineering Team3M Investor and User

Sections

In recognition of 3M’s commitment to sustainability, the company is included in the 2011 Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), which tracks the performance of the leading sustainability-driven compa -nies worldwide. 3M has been included since the index’s inception in 1999.

The 3M 2015 Sustainability Goals are:

Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Reduction 15% by 2015 from 2010 base Waste Reduction 10% by 2015 from 2010 base Energy Conservation 25% by 2015 from 2005 base Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction 5% by 2011 from 2006 base Water Conservation Plans (for select sites)

Further Enhance Sustainability Attributes of New ProductsReview Progress on Standard for Suppliers

Community Stakeholder Engagement Plans

EHS Management Framework at New Sites

The 3M Culture for Sustainability

SocialResponsibility

EnvironmentalStewardshipEconomic

Success

Integrate building architecture and surroundings

environment

minimize the building size

Reduce energy and resources needs

Enhance the use of renewable energy

Offer outdoor activities to the employees

Reduce emissions also through improved mobility network

Project Goals for Sustainability

Design efficient floor plates to

Create a motivating and well-being office

level 0

level 1

level 2

level 3

Regular Floor Plates

3M - Malaspina Building - Metrics Summary

FLOOR Use

GEA GIA CORE NIA Office Area Parking Closed /Open Space Tot Office Area

Gross External

Area

Gross Internal

Area Shafts AreaStairs & Lift

Area

Net Internal

Area

Net Internal

Office Area

Parking

places

Meeting

Wks

Wks

cm .120

Wks

cm .160Wks

Net Internal

Office Area

m2 m2 m2 m2 m2 m2 n n n n n m2/Wks

-01_Basement Archive /storage 506 506 0 0 506 506

Services /Office 600 600 10 190 400 167 9 9

Tot. 1,106 1,106 10 190 906 673 136 0 9 0 9 N.A.

+00_Ground Entrance /bar/services 891 871 18 117 736 368 0

Canteen 851 827 6 46 775 0 0

Fitness area 80 80 80 0

Office 1,011 984 14 43 927 927 5 24 51 80 12

Tot. 2,833 2,762 38 206 2,518 1,295 108 5 24 51 80 N.A.

+01_First Office 673 654 12 56 586 586 5 8 49 62 9

CTC 1,517 1,476 28 160 1,288 0 2 32 34

Auditorium/trainings 366 357 357 179 0 0

Tot. 2,556 2,487 40 216 2,231 765 7 8 81 96 N.A.

+02_Second Office 2,148 2,089 40 188 1,861 1,861 14 68 102 184

Tot. 2,148 2,089 40 188 1,861 1,861 14 68 102 184 10

+03_Third Office 1,422 1,379 28 160 1,191 1,191 15 20 75 110

Tot. 1,422 1,379 28 160 1,191 1,191 15 20 75 110 11

+04_Fourth Office 1,264 1,226 22 105 1,099 1,099 12 8 62 82

Tot. 1,264 1,226 22 105 1,099 1,099 12 8 62 82 13

+05_Fifth Services 43 43 2 41

Tot. 43 43 2 41 0 0

TOTAL 11,371 11,091 180 1,105 9,806 6,884 244 53 137 371 561 13.1

3M - Malaspina Building - Metrics Summary

FLOOR Use

GEA GIA CORE NIA Office Area Parking Closed /Open Space Tot Office Area

Gross External

Area

Gross Internal

Area Shafts AreaStairs & Lift

Area

Net Internal

Area

Net Internal

Office Area

Parking

places

Meeting

Wks

Wks

cm .120

Wks

cm .160Wks

Net Internal

Office Area

m2 m2 m2 m2 m2 m2 n n n n n m2/Wks

Archive /storage 506 506 0 0 506 506

Services /Office 600 600 10 190 400 167 9 9

Tot. 1,106 1,106 10 190 906 673 136 0 9 0 9 N.A.

Entrance /bar/services 891 871 18 117 736 368 0

Canteen 851 827 6 46 775 0 0

Fitness area 80 80 80 0

Office 1,011 984 14 43 927 927 5 24 51 80 12

Tot. 2,833 2,762 38 206 2,518 1,295 108 5 24 51 80 N.A.

Office 673 654 12 56 586 586 5 8 49 62 9

CTC 1,517 1,476 28 160 1,288 0 2 32 34

Auditorium/trainings 366 357 357 179 0 0

Tot. 2,556 2,487 40 216 2,231 765 7 8 81 96 N.A.

Office 2,148 2,089 40 188 1,861 1,861 14 68 102 184

Tot. 2,148 2,089 40 188 1,861 1,861 14 68 102 184 10

Office 1,422 1,379 28 160 1,191 1,191 15 20 75 110

Tot. 1,422 1,379 28 160 1,191 1,191 15 20 75 110 11

Office 1,264 1,226 22 105 1,099 1,099 12 8 62 82

Tot. 1,264 1,226 22 105 1,099 1,099 12 8 62 82 13

Services 43 43 2 41

Tot. 43 43 2 41 0 0

TOTAL 11,371 11,091 180 1,105 9,806 6,884 244 53 137 371 561 13.1

level 4

h a remarkable 13,1 m2/

omers Center)”

Space Efficiency

+ renewableenergy

integrated designmodular and functional spacesflexibility of architecture and technological systemslocal and up to date technologies

- H20

- impact

- energy

on the site

demand

demand

493mq photovoltaic surfacegeothermal cooling and heating system

+ e-mobility

for heating:

visual comfort:

optimum orientation; optimizedbuilding shape; high performanceenvelope; heat recovery unit

diffuse daylight; glare control ad-vices; external views

rainwater collectioncaptured rainwater for non potable uses

integrate the building with the sitereduce the development footprintprovide vegetated open spacesrestore the demaged areas to providehabitat and promote biodiversity

rail station proximitybus station proximitybycicle wayscar sharing

+ innovationin design

for cooling:

acousticcomfort:

accessibility:

for lighting:for system

quality ofwork life:

natural ventilation; vegetated openspaces; shading devices; high per-formance glass facades

high performance envelope; acous-tic panels; acoustic carpets

natural light; high efficiency lightshigh efficiency equipments; ad-vanced energy control system

high quality of spaces; high qualityand comfortable furnitures

use of colors; appropriate lightingdesign; interior sign orientation

+ user centereddesign

contesto

ute

nte

_insolation analysis_Percentage exposed [%]_SOUTH FACADE

SUMMER

60-70% of the glass facade is shaded thanks to the correct design of the shading devices

WINTER

60-70% of the glass facade is exposed to direct sun thanks to the correct design of the shading devices

Building Energy Needs Insolation Analysis

_insolation analysis_Average daily radiation [Wh/m2]_WEST FACADE

The analysis is made with software Ecotect 5.5 using these setpoints:

1_ RGB = 69 0 0 s = 0.081

2_ RGB= 205 205 205 s = 0.80

3_ RGB= 139 0 0 s = 0.164

The analysis is made with software Ecotect 5.5 using these setpoints:

1_ RGB = 69 0 0 s = 0.081

2_ RGB= 205 205 205 s = 0.80

3_ RGB= 139 0 0 s = 0.164

Summer, no shading 2058 Wh/m 2

SUMMER

- 66% of direct radiation on facade thanks to external louvres

WINTER - 59% of direct radiation on facade due to external louvres

Summer, with shading 706 Wh/m 2

1

2

3

Winter, with shading 233 Wh/m 2Winter, no shading 570 Wh/m 2

Building Energy Needs Summer Savings

Ground water heat pumps

Ground water heat exchangers

Heat exchangers

Heat Pumps

To heat pumps

To irrigation,

sanitary and park

ecosystem

Hot water

Heat exchangers

Chilled

water

Geothermal System

21 Dec_12 am

passive solar design and the aluminum

louver system provide solar gains in winter

and a high level of daylighting

air conditioning from

the ceiling

air conditioning from

the ceiling

PV panels integrated onto

the roof (500 mq circa)

PV panels integrated

onto the roof (500 mq

circa)

_bioclimatical strategies_WINTER

_bioclimatical strategies_SUMMER

21 Jun_12 am

passive solar design and the

aluminum louver system provide

shading in summer

free cooling

green spaces reduce the heat island

and contribute to passive cooling

AHU with heat recovery unit

AHU with heat recovery unit

high performance glass facades:Uw= 1.50 W/mqKg value > 55% max LT

high performance glass facades:Uw= 1.50 W/mqKg value > 55% max LT

rainwater collection

rainwater collection

air conditioning from the ceiling

air conditioning from the ceiling

to the AHU

to the AHU

service room

service room

reversible-cycle heat pump with ground water wells otherwise with vertical geothermal loops

reversible-cycle heat pump with ground water wells otherwise with vertical geothermal loops

d effect

Re-vitalisation of Parco della Besozza

Map of GWHP open loop serving the park ecosystem (marked red arrows)

Parco della

Besozza

Total roof area 1.000 m2Total captive area 493 m2396 photovoltaic modules by 225 Wp

Total power 89 kWpTotal energy 100.000 kWh/year

Photovoltaic System

Modules efficiency 18.1%

Eco Building MalaspinaYearly energy and emissions savings

OIL 186 tons

CO2 491 tons

NOX 1,39 tons

GEOTHERMIC

PHOTOVOLTAIC

OIL 17,5 tons

CO2 46 tons

NOX 0,13 tons

OIL: energy equivalent to oil tons CO2: main factor for ambient temperature increaseNOx: nytrogen’s oxides main cause for acid rains

60%

40%

POWER ENERGY

RENEWABLE ENERGY 6%

PHOTOVOLTAIC34%

GEOTHERMIC

Mobility Network

New location at less than 1 km from previ-ous 3M HQSuburban trains every 15’ connected to Milan underground systemShuttle bus from train station to Malaspina Business ParkCar-pooling incentives for the employeesBycicle ways connecting to nearby resi -dential districts and parksBycicles and changing rooms for employ-ees outdoor activities

Command™

DI - NOC ™

Dual Lock™

Fasara™

Fire Barrier™

Low voltage joint

Nomad™ Aqua

Nomad ™ Optima

Novec™

Ring for cables

Distribution box

Patch-cord

Fibre cables

Snow/Ice melting cables

Connectors

3M TechnologiesThe same technologies, solutions and products that 3M present to markets have been used in the new headquarters. Numerous have been the products used, from the structural ones to those for the finishing items and for the building site.

Patch Cord

Assembled patch panels

Performance Label

Digital projectors with LCD or DLP technologies

Safety - W alk™

Scotchcal™

Scotchprint ®

Touchscreen systems

Super Close Proje ction

VHB™

White Board Film

Window Film

Vikuiti™

Identification systems for cabling and equipments

3M Sustainability Initiatives and NetworkCONSIP (Minister of Finance): awarded at Senate of Republic for company commitment to Sustainability Member of Rome’s KYOTO CLUBENEL and ENEL Sì : agreement for cooperation on Green initiativesProject Ecobuilding-Club within European Community initiativesProject ENEA-FincoCredited at CNELPartnership FAI – Fondo Ambiente ItalianoWWF director member of Fondazione 3M Advisory Board

“Sustainable Growth“ programBroadcasting initiatives and principles through media and workshops: Ener.loc, Innovation Circus, Mind

Ecoqualit 2008 Prize for multy-mode transportation

CONSIP (Italian Ministry of Finance): awarded at Senate of Republic for company commitment Member of Rome’s KYOTO CLUBENEL and ENEL Sì : agreement for cooperation on Green initiativesProject Ecobuilding-Club within European Community initiativesProject ENEA-FincoCredited at CNELPartnership FAI – Fondo Ambiente ItalianoWWF director member of Fondazione 3M Advisory BoardConfindustria recognition for 3M Grassobbio plant among Bergamos entrepreneurs within the “Sustainable Growth“ programMedia and workshops: Ener.loc, Innovation Circus, MindGreen ICT: promotional workshops on energy efficiencEcoqualit 2008 Prize for multy-mode transportationUse of Certified Paper for communication materia

www.3M.com/sustainabilityVisit

US Architectural Award 2010 - Sole 24 OreInternational case history pubblication Craddle to CraddleSpecial mention EcoQualit 2010“Premio Innovazione Amica dell’Ambiente 2010” - Legambiente (Main Italian green onlus for green building) Gigaton Prize at the World Climate Summit at Cancun 2010Nomination at Cannes 2011 MIPIM Award"MIPIM Award 2011" in the Green Buildings category (The world’s premier real estate event in Cannes for professionals).

Awards & Mentions

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