LANDING SITE

Other sustainable features include daylight sensors, low-wattage light fixtures, charging stations for electric cars, low-E double-glazed glass, a partial green roof (the rest is painted white), and use of grey water in the landscape. According to some estimates, two-thirds of Canadians live in some form of suburb, and population growth across Canada is much faster in these areas than in the urban cores. CLIENT CITY OF BRAMPTON | ARCHITECT TEAM TYLER SHARP, BOB GOYECHE, SANJOY PAL, SHELLEY VANDERWAL, CARLOS TAVARES, JUAN CABALLERO, SOO-JIN RIM, GLADYS CHEUNG, LISA SATO, SIMON ROUTH, ANTON FREUNDORFER | STRUCTURAL WSP CANADA (ANDREW DIONNE) MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/LEED JAIN SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS (EZZAT MITRI, MOHAMMED KHAN, RAED HINDI, BRAD HOLLEBRANDSE) | LANDSCAPE NAK DESIGN STRATEGIES (ROBERT NG) INTERIORS RDH ARCHITECTS | CIVIL VALDOR ENGINEERING (DAVID GIUGOVAZ) WATER FEATURES RESICOM (ROB BROGEE) | SPECIFICATIONS DGS CONSULTING SERVICES (DON SHORTREED) | AREA 2,418 M2 | BUDGET $16.7 M | COMPLETION SUMMER 2019 ENERGY USE INTENSITY (PROJECTED) 178.5 KWH/M2/YEAR | BENCHMARK (NON-MEDICAL INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS AFTER 2010, NRCAN) 305.6 KWH/M2/YEAR | WATER USE INTENSITY (PROJECTED) 0.17 M3/M2/YEAR (POTABLE WATER FOR FLUSH/ FLOW FIXTURES, DOES NOT INCLUDE OPERATIONS) WATER SAVINGS FROM CISTERN 158 M3/YEAR