Featuring geothermal and PV energy systems, and a high-performance envelope, this Net-Zero building achieved LEED Silver.

North America’s first project to integrate Vacuum Insulated Glass (VIG) units, which are a staggering 50% more efficient than standard triple glazing.

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.

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.

Mass timber construction and geothermal heating feature in this net-zero school.

Graham Construction and Reinbold Engineering deliver an energy efficient apartment building in Calgary.

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.

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. 

A number of AEEA Retrofit Vendors are collaborating with Alberta Infrastructure to update the Frederick Haultain Building in Edmonton

Group2 Architecture and Shunda Construction Management build an IPD LEED Gold school.

Retrofit Vendors deliver budget savings for a LEED Silver municipal operations centre.

Recent work at Edmonton’s Rice Howard Place perfectly encapsulates work done by members of the Retrofit Vendor Network for Large Buildings