New Construction Program: Featured Projects
The Heights in Vancouver finds efficiency in Passive House principles
A recently completed building in Vancouver is taking a unique and advanced approach to energy efficiency. And while it swings for the fences on reducing GHGs and energy use, it's not at the expense of comfort or practicality.
Buildings get better through New Construction Program
Find out how owners, developers, and design teams of new commercial buildings have benefited from participating in the New Construction Program to create better, more energy-efficient spaces and buildings.
Success stories
- Abbotsford Senior Secondary, Abbotsford
- Askew's Foods, Salmon Arm
- Atrium Building, Victoria [PDF, 132 KB]
- Canada Line, Vancouver and Richmond [PDF, 233 KB]
- City of Nanaimo Annex, Nanaimo
- Dockside Green, Victoria [PDF, 141 KB]
- The Heights, Vancouver
- Hotel Georgia, Vancouver
- Joseph and Rosalie Segal & Family Health Centre, Vancouver
- Millennium Water, Vancouver [PDF, 800 KB]
- Millennium Water – Hank Jasper, Vancouver [PDF, 76 KB]
- Pacific Autism Family Centre, Richmond
- Kiwanis Towers, Richmond
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University Wilson School of Design, Richmond
- RCMP E Division Headquarters, Surrey [PDF, 204 KB]
- River Green, Richmond
- Salish Secondary School, Surrey
- Samuel Brighouse Elementary School, Richmond [PDF, 178 KB]
- Smiling Creek Elementary School, Coquitlam
- SOLO District, Burnaby
- Sparking Hill Resort, Vernon
- Storeys, Richmond
- St. Mary's Hospital testimonial, Sechelt [PDF, 138 KB]
- Surrey Memorial Hospital, Surrey
- The Heights, Vancouver
- Thrifty Foods, Port Moody [PDF, 160 KB]
- UBC Earth Science Building, Vancouver [PDF, 2.5 MB]
- UBC Undergraduate Life Sciences Teaching Laboratories Building, Vancouver
- UBC Pharmaceutical Sciences Building, Vancouver [PDF, 151 KB]
- Vancouver Convention Centre, Vancouver [PDF, 122 KB]
