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Green Building Standard

The Thammasat Medical Center building

Thammasat Medical Center — a Platinum-level green building

Beyond elevating patient care to a premium standard, the Thammasat Medical Center building was meticulously designed and constructed with efficient use of resources, energy, and the environment at every stage.

It is designed as a Platinum-level energy-conserving building in the new-construction category, following energy and environmental sustainability criteria — reducing environmental impact, pollution, and energy and water use, while creating a quality environment that promotes patients' well-being and improves the quality of life for medical staff.

The Platinum assessment covers eight key areas:

  • Building Management

  • Site and Landscape

  • Water Conservation

  • Energy & Atmosphere

  • Materials & Resources

  • Indoor Environmental Quality

  • Environmental Protection

  • Green Innovation

Assessed from the planning, design, and construction stages.

The building scored a total of 64 points (Platinum level)

  • Building Management

    3 points

  • Site and Landscape

    11 points

  • Water Conservation

    6 points

  • Energy & Atmosphere

    19 points

  • Materials & Resources

    6 points

  • Indoor Environmental Quality

    10 points

  • Environmental Protection

    4 points

  • Green Innovation

    5 points