Identifying the most effective retrofit strategy is rarely straightforward, particularly in large, complex buildings where mechanical systems, building envelope performance and operational practices are closely interconnected
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This LEED Platinum fire station achieves 59% energy savings.
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Designed for one of Canada’s harshest climates, this Speedwall envelope delivers the durability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance needed to withstand extreme northern temperatures.
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Featuring geothermal and PV energy systems, and a high-performance envelope, this Net-Zero building achieved LEED Silver.
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North America’s first project to integrate Vacuum Insulated Glass (VIG) units, which are a staggering 50% more efficient than standard triple glazing.
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The project replaced an aging cooling-only plant with modular air-source heat pumps, optimized the hydronic distribution network, and implemented advanced sequences of operation to maximize efficiency and performance.
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The 312,000 sq ft (29,000 m2) Red Deer Justice Centre is built to LEED Silver standards to ensure reduced energy consumption and operational costs and increased durability of the building.
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Mass timber construction and geothermal heating feature in this net-zero school.
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Graham Construction and Reinbold Engineering deliver an energy efficient apartment building in Calgary.
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The project is targeting LEED® Gold certification and an overall energy reduction of more than 40% from the pre-renovation consumption levels. Once completed, Glenbow will set a new standard for energy efficiency in modern museums.
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Along with being connected to the District Energy Sharing System, this emissions-neutral building uses a rooftop solar photovoltaic array and various high-efficiency building systems to conserve energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, the facility is anticipated to achieve LEED Silver but may achieve LEED Gold certification.
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A number of AEEA Retrofit Vendors are collaborating with Alberta Infrastructure to update the Frederick Haultain Building in Edmonton