Queens University, Applied Science Integrated Learning Centre, Kingston, Ontario

This facility was designed with many environmental and sustainable technologies that put it at the forefront of sustainable building design. The ILC is a "Live Building" with sensors throughout which allow students to study, monitor and manipulate data generated from the building systems

Awards:

The project received the final BREEAM Green Leaf Eco-Rating Program analysis, and it achieved a "4 Green Leafs" level which means it has achieved "national industry leadership in eco-efficiency, design, practices and management commitment to continuous improvement and industry leadership.

Sustainable Design:

  • Building used as a teaching forum not only for classrooms but for actual design (pedagogical).
  • DALI Lighting.
  • Solar Panels.
  • Future fuel cell connection.
  • Raised floor.
  • Low power densities.
  • Exposed building design features.
  • Uses 347V lighting system to mitigate excessive copper usage.

Completion: 2004

Architect: Bregman Hamann Architects  


 
 
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