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A twelve-story mass-timber residential building with 83 units has cleared the approvals process in British Columbia's capital district and is scheduled to start construction this summer.
A 26-story apartment building on the Cornell Tech campus achieves Passive House certification, making it the tallest and largest structure with this designation anywhere in the world.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations.
This webinar will explore the applicability of Passive House, the ultra-low energy efficiency standard that originated in Germany, to multifamily projects. It will investigate the feasibility of applying its strategies in a variety of settings, for both new construction and renovation, and at a variety of scales, from low-rise buildings to tall towers.
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