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The John C. & Sally Horsfall Eaton Ambulatory Care Centre St. John’s Rehab Hospital
Reno/addition creates new image for healing organization
This project consists of a two-storey, 4700m2 addition to an existing rehab hospital on a treed 9.5 hectare site in North Toronto. The hospital was originally owned and run by the Sisters of St. John the Divine who purchased the property in the 1930s so that the hospital could enjoy the benefits of the rural surroundings outside of the city centre. Since that time, the city has grown up around the hospital, but the large park-like site has been largely preserved. Read More ...
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Churchill Northern Studies Centre
Energy Efficiency and Water Self-Sufficiency in remote locations
In the summer of 2011, the Churchill Northern Studies Centre in northern Manitoba, moved into its new 2600m2 facility. The building is designed for 88 visiting scientists and 12 staff working year-round on sub-arctic scientific research and education. The goals for the new facility were to lower utility and operating costs, create a high-performance building that showcases best practice green building engineering design, meet the unique needs of a remote research building in a harsh northern climate, and meet budgetary and time constraints. Read more ...
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