Bedok Food City

JTC Bedok Food City

JTC Bedok Food City is a five-storey, B2 ramp-up, multi-tenanted development targeted at the food industry. It is made up of 137 factory units designed for food businesses and operations such as food processing, catering, and central kitchens. JTC Bedok Food City also has shared facilities, such as meeting rooms, available for booking. The building has won a Green Mark Platinum Award under the Existing Non-Residential Building category, at BCA Awards 2018.

With a total GFA of 105,720 sqm, Bedok Food City offers the flexibility of combining units to form larger floor plates, the food units range in sizes from 232 sqm to 3,382 sqm, and also boast an ancillary office and workers’ dormitory on a mezzanine floor. On the ground level, there are amenities such as a canteen, outdoor and indoor recreational areas, a minimart and an event space.

 

New Development with Best-in-Class Operational Efficiency

JTC Corporation has engaged Surbana Jurong Consultants to be their main architect, as well as their Green Mark consultant. Cutting edge green technologies and practices has been incorporated into the design of Bedok Food City.

• Total installed cooling capacity of 1500RT, with Chilled Water Plant efficiency at 0.56 ikW/RT, which is 13.9% better than Green Mark Platinum standard.
• Combined airside efficiency of 0.25 ikW/RT.
• Use of Measurement and Verification (M&V) System to monitor performance of air-conditioning system.
• Use of high efficiency equipment such as VSD Maglev Chillers, pumps and cooling towers coupled with energy efficient Variable Speed Drives (VSDs).
• Carbon monoxide sensors are used to regulate the ventilation system at loading bays.
• Enhanced daylighting incorporated in the design of the building.
• Installing water efficient fittings to reduce water consumption and wastage.

Building Management System

The latest Building Management System (BMS) has enabled effective control of the chilled water plant system, and the AHUs and FCUs. A permanent M&V system incorporated into the BMS provides detailed analysis of energy use.

Enhanced Daylighting & Lighting System

With enhanced daylighting incorporated into the design of the building, the use of artificial lighting can be reduced, in order to cut down energy consumption utilized by the lighting system.

Water Efficiency

Water-efficient fitting has been installed to reduce water consumption and wastage. The cooling towers also have a Cycle of Concentration (COC) of more than 7. With proper water treatment practices, and less make up water will be required, and less water will be discharged as blowdown.