Kindergarten Šumska jagoda is located on cadastral plot no. 1435/1; cadastral municipality Črnomerec, at the address Sveti Duh 75, Zagreb. The gross construction area is 2,301.00 m², and the heated area of the building is 2,090.80 m².
The design and technical documentation for the energy/comprehensive renovation of the Kindergarten Šumska jagoda building must meet the following criteria:
Achieve an annual primary energy saving (Eprim, kWh/year) of at least 50% after the renovation compared to the pre-renovation state; the goal is to achieve the highest possible savings in line with the renovation concept
Design at least one new renewable energy system and an efficient district heating system in accordance with the renovation concept and defined measures
Achieve the highest possible share of energy from renewable sources in the annual delivered energy after the energy renovation - target value of at least 75%
Design more than one new horizontal measure (implementation of new/reconstruction of existing accessibility elements in accordance with the Ordinance on Ensuring Accessibility of Buildings for Persons with Disabilities and Reduced Mobility (NN 78/13)), measures for installing green infrastructure elements, sustainable urban mobility, and electromobility
In accordance with the results of the existing condition analysis, it is necessary to design an increase in the earthquake resistance of the buildings by at least 10% above the existing earthquake resistance - the ratio of the calculated seismic resistance of the structure to the seismic resistance of the structure according to the HRN EN 1998 series and the associated national annexes (in accordance with the Technical Regulation for Building Structures NN 17/17, 75/20), and in accordance with the current applicable technical regulations
The project must be prepared in accordance with the EU horizontal policies on sustainable development, accessibility for persons with disabilities, gender equality, and non-discrimination; i.e., the project must contribute to these policies or at least be neutral with respect to them
The project must be prepared in accordance with the principle of Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) - which must be addressed and explained in the design and technical documentation
Individual energy renovation measures of the building must meet the following criteria:
Individual measures (including all materials, decommissioning, installation costs, all design/technical support costs, and all auxiliary costs necessary to complete the works) must contribute to the EIB’s objectives for climate action and environmental sustainability if:
(i) they comply with the requirements set for individual components and systems in the applicable national regulations transposing the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), and must meet Ecodesign requirements in accordance with Directive 2009/125/EC, and
(ii) expected energy savings are demonstrated through an energy audit, comparison between certified energy performance certificates before and after renovation, or any other transparent and proportionate method acceptable to the EIB.