[WhipperSnapper]

Sidney, British Cloumbia

Platinum 1
Gold 0
Silver 0
Certified 0

Kamlopps, British Columbia

Platinum 0
Gold 2
Silver 0
Certified 0

Vancouver, British Columbia

Platinum 0
Gold 2
Silver 0
Certified 0

Victoria, British Columbia

Platinum 0
Gold 2
Silver 0
Certified 0

Toronto, Ontario

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 3
Certified 3

Edmonton, Alberta

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 0
Certified 0

Hamilton, Ontario

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 0
Certified 0

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 0
Certified 0

Woodbridge, Ontario

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 0
Certified 0

Bathurst, New Brunswick

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 1
Certified 0

Oakville, Ontario

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 1
Certified 0

Port Moody, British Columbia

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 1
Certified 0

Calgary, Alberta

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 0
Certified 1

Ottawa, Ontario

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 0
Certified 1

Spruce Grove, Alberta

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 0
Certified 1

[Biff]

Mountain Equipment Co-op in Winnipeg is LEED Gold. By the end of the year we should have at least 10 or more Certified at minimum.

[feepa]

Edmonton, Alberta

Platinum 0
Gold 1
Silver 0
Certified 0

Spruce Grove, Alberta

Platinum 0
Gold 0
Silver 0
Certified 1

Spruce Grove is part of the Edmonton area, funny to see them listed apart.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spruce_Grove

[1ajs]

Mountain Equipment Co-op in Winnipeg is LEED Gold. By the end of the year we should have at least 10 or more Certified at minimum.

sweet

wonder why winnipeg was not listed...

[sdm]

i believe a building in Moncton New Brunswick will be one of the first out here to be Leeds cert.

[fever]

There's a LEED Certified condo in North Van

[alps]

I know an office building in Dartmouth built this year is LEED certified, and I think the two new high schools are also. The new NSCC campus in Darmouth, which is under construction, is "on track for receiving LEED silver certification".

[Taller Better]

Some LEEDS buildings are very attractive, and some are... well, not.
Photos would be nice and would tell more than just a statistical table!

[raggedy13]

Here is Sidney's platinum Operations Centre for the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve...

http://www.mcfarlandarchitects.com/gulfislands/image1.jpg

Here is Kamloops gold Sk’elep School of Excellence...

http://canada.archiseek.com/british_columbia/kamloops/skelep/images/3_lge.jpg

http://canada.archiseek.com/british_columbia/kamloops/skelep/images/2_lge.jpg

Port Moody's silver Heritage Woods Secondary School...

http://www.heritagewoods.sd43.bc.ca/images/1.jpg

[WhipperSnapper]

Some LEEDS buildings are very attractive, and some are... well, not.
Photos would be nice and would tell more than just a statistical table!

too much work besides ... 'attractive' is not really the point

[Boris2k7]

http://www.cagbc.org/uploads/LEED%20Certified%20Projects%20in%20Canada%20Updated%20061208.pdf
http://www.cagbc.org/building_rating_systems/registered_projects.php

Calgary

Platinum - 0
Gold - 1
Silver - 1
Certified - 2

Registered - 17

Most of the registered projects are under construction, and a few nearing completion.

EDIT: Wait, was your list just for projects certified in 2006 only goodlookin?

[WhipperSnapper]

Spruce Grove is part of the Edmonton area, funny to see them listed apart.

isn't Spruce Grove a suburban municipality similar to Oakville and Toronto?



the odd one is Woodbridge - a community in Vaughan, Ontario




full list (02 - close to present)

http://www.cagbc.org/uploads/LEED%20Certified%20Projects%20in%20Canada%20Updated%20061208.pdf

[WhipperSnapper]

Wait, was your list just for projects certified in 2006 only goodlookin?


yes - however it's making less sense now

[Taller Better]

besides ... 'attractive' is not really the point


Hmmm.. ok!

[Biff]

Here is Manitoba's new policy. I think it was on here somewhere before but here it is again.:tup:


June 15, 2006


GREEN BUILDINGS POLICY ONE OF NORTH AMERICA'S MOST PROGRESSIVE: CHOMIAK
- - -
All New Provincially-funded Buildings To Meet International Environmental Standards

Manitoba’s green buildings policy will ensure new government-funded buildings are among the most environmentally friendly and energy efficient in North America, Energy, Science and Technology Minister Dave Chomiak said today.

"Green buildings reduce operating costs, protect the environment and are healthier places to work," said Chomiak. "We can use tax dollars more wisely and at the same time protect our environment and our health."

The new green buildings policy will apply to all commercial and institutional projects that are funded by the Government of Manitoba including Crown corporations and agencies. The policy would require all new capital projects, including schools and health-care facilities, to be certified leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED ) silver by the Canada Green Building Council.

The policy is expected to reduce energy expenditures for new buildings funded by the provincial government by at least one-third. Chomiak said the policy will also make an important contribution in helping Manitoba’s public buildings reduce their reliance on expensive, non-renewable fossil fuels, especially natural gas, the pricing of which has become unpredictable.

Along with meeting or exceeding the LEED silver certification, Manitoba-funded building projects will also be required to meet enhanced levels of energy efficiency. Each project will also be required to exceed Manitoba Hydro’s Power Smart Design standards.

LEED is an internationally-accepted green building rating system for certifying healthy, high-quality energy-efficient buildings that have fewer environmental impacts. LEED ranks projects according to their environmental and energy-efficiency objectives including water usage and access to public transit if available.

"Both government and the private sector recognize that green buildings make good economic sense," said Chomiak. "Enhancing the energy efficiency of government-funded projects will help reduce the amount of natural gas imported to the province and help maintain Manitoba Hydro’s electricity exports, which benefit all Manitobans."

The public is invited to comment on the plan over the next four months before the policy is finalized in the fall. More detailed consultations with stakeholders will also be held. More information is available at http://www.manitobaenergy.ca.


Registered Projects:

The Mountain Equipment Co-op store in Downtown Winnipeg is the first LEED building completed in Manitoba. There currently are 11 other LEED-registered projects in Manitoba that have either been recently completed or are in the design/construction phase including:

Smith Carter Architects and Engineers head office
Entegra Credit Union
Canadian Mennonite University student residence
Neepawa personal-care home
Manitoba Hydro new corporate headquarters
Winnipeg International Airport site redevelopment project
The Strand condos on Waterfront Drive in Winnipeg
Birks Building renovation and upgrade
Winnipeg Humane Society’s new animal shelter
University of Manitoba Aboriginal Students Centre
Aboriginal personal-care home

[WHISTLERINMUSKOKA]

CaGBC LEED Registered Projects

Below is a list of the projects currently registered with the CaGBC under either LEED BC or LEED Canada. Please note that a small percentage of registered projects are NOT listed here at the request of the project team.

Halifax

1.Citadel High School
2.Chiefs and Petty Officers' and Officers' Facilities, CFB Halifax, Stadacona

Montreal

1.Condos Wellington
2.780 Brewster
3.First Capital (Perras) - Bâtiment 3
4.Supermarché IGA - Perras
5.Le Vistal
6.McGill University Health Centre - Mountain Campus
7.Pavillon universitaire BM de l'UQAM, Îlot Voyageur
8.Édifice fédéral multi-clients du 740, rue Bel-Air
9.Project ZOO
10.Chez Soi (NDG)
11.Multilocatif bureau Angus phase 7
12.Le casse-tête
13.McGill University Health Centre - Glen Campus
14.TOHU (previously Chapiteau des Arts)
15.Édifice Hagen
16.McGill Life Sciences Building_Francesco Bellini and Cancer Pavillions

Toronto

1.Stantec Architecture/Consulting Toronto Office
2.Upper Canada College Twin Pad Arena
3.Humber College Urban Ecology Centre
4.The Green / Arts Barns Project
5.RBC Centre
6.North Toronto Collegiate Institute
7.Maple Leaf Square
8.MintoSkyy
9.M5V Sales Center
10.Toronto Police Training Centre
11.Accolade
12.M5V Condominiums
13.The Uptown Residences
14.Union Tower
15.Bay and Adelaide Centre - Phase 1 - West Tower
16.The Vu
17.Falling Brook Loft Residences
18.Westside Lofts
19.Canpar Distribution Facility
20.Nuvo at Essex Phase 2
21.MintoMidtown
22.150 Roehampton
23.Verve
24.Thomas L. Wells Public School
25.Radiance @ MintoGardens
26.GTAA - Fire and Emergency Services Training Institute
27.St. Gabriel's Church
28.University of Toronto at Scarborough Student Centre
29.Metro Label Printing Facility
30.The George and Kathy Dembroski Centre for Horticulture
31.Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College

Mississauga

1.5750 Explorer Drive
2.Origin Evergreen Condo Tower B
3.Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre

Niagara

1.STRATUS WINERY

Hamilton

1.McMaster University David Braley Athletic Centre (ARC)
2.McMaster University Les Prince Hall
3.West Village
4.Woodward Environmental Laboratory
5.Burke Science Building
6.Steelcare Plant 19

Windsor

1.University of Windsor - New Engineering Building
2.University of Windsor_Medical Education Building

Winnipeg

1.Greenheart Housing Co-operative
2.Kitching Court
3.West End Cultural Centre
4.Victoria General Hospital - Emergency Room and Oncology Unit
5.Birks Building Renovation and Upgrade
6.Winnipeg International Airport Terminal Building
7.University of Manitoba Aboriginal Student Centre
8.Entegra Credit Union
9.Canadian Mennonite University Residence
10.Manitoba Hydro Downtown Office Building
11.SC3 - Smith Carter New Corporate Office Building
12.Winnipeg Humane Society
13.Winnipeg Mountain Equipment Co-op
14.Aboriginal Personal Care Home
15.The Strand on Waterfront Drive

Regina

1.Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
2.Regina Provincial Correctional Centre
3.New Government of Canada Building - Renovations to Scotia Centre Galleria
4.Office Building, 2350 Albert Street, Regina, SK
5.Regina Taxation Building Recapitalization
6.Century Plaza

Saskatoon

1.Addition and Renovation to College of Law Building, University of Saskatchewan
2.121 Research Drive

Calgary

1.Oxford Centennial Place
2.International House
3.Manchester Central Stores Facility
4.London at Heritage Station
5.Ronald MacDonald House Southern Alberta
6.Bow Valley College
7.SAIT Polytechnic Student Residence
8.University of Calgary Clinical Skills Building
9.The Vento
10.Peter Lougheed Centre
11.Fire Station No. 33
12.University of Calgary Child Development Centre
13.Mount Royal College Centre for Continuing Learning
14.Operations, Maintenance and Adminstration Building, Pine Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant
15.The Water Centre
16.Glenmore Filtered Water Pumping Station
17.Pine Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Campus Site

Fort McMurray

1.FORT MCMURRAY , TIMBERLEA RCMP DETACHMENT
2.Bond Center
3.Redevelopment of MacDonald Island Park

Edmonton

1.10830 - Jasper Avenue Renovation
2.MacEwan Robbins Health Learing Centre
3.Terra Firma
4.Fire Rescue Services Station No. 5
5.Fire Rescue Station #11 Replacement
6.NorQuest College Learning Centre
7.Killam Centre for Advanced Studies
8.Strathcona Eco-House
9.Lois Hole Library
10.Construct Electrical/Mechanical Building
11.U of A Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science Phase II
12.Grant MacEwan Student Residence

Red Deer

1.Red Deer Civic Yards - Administration Building
2.Red Deer Civic Yards
3.Red Deer Civic Yards - Heated Vehicle Storage
4.Red Deer Civic Yards - Vehicle Wash
5.Red Deer College - Building Communities Through Learning - Component 1
6.Red Deer Recreation Centre Renovation

Kamloops

1.Kamloops Transportation Building
2.Hillside Fieldhouse
3.McArthur Island Sports Centre
4.BC Wildlife Park Discovery Centre
5.Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
6.Hillside Centre - Interior Adult Psychiatric Centre

Whistler

1.Daylodge - Whistler Nordic Competition Venue
2.Whistler Sliding Centre - Refrigeration Building
3.Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre
4.Whistler Public Library

Surrey

1.Withdrawal Management Centre
2.Kwantlen University College, Surrey Campus - Building C2 Administration
3.Kwantlen University College, Surrey Campus - Building "A" Library Expansion
4.RCMP Headquarters Relocation Project
5.Czorny Alzheimer’s Centre

Burnaby

1.Edmonds Town Centre Library
2.Burnaby Fire Station No. 7
3.Burnaby Youth Custody Services/Youth Forensic Psychiatric Services
4.Montenay Administration Building Expansion
5.Electronic Arts Phase II
6.Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc. Phase 3A Motion Capture Studio
7.The Cornerstone

Vancouver

1.Vista Place
2.Envy
3.West 10th Avenue Residential
4.Canadian Tire #390
5.Coastal Ford Dealership
6.Sexsmith Elementary School
7.Friedman Building Renovation
8.West Vancouver Community Centre
9.Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability
10.CSF Vancouver Secondary School
11.Brant Street Daycare
12.Cross Roads
13.Broadway Tech Centre
14.Eagle Lake Membrane Filtration Facility
15.Buchanan Renew - University of British Columbia
16.Discovery Education Centre - Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
17.Langara College Library
18.Vancouver Transit Centre
19.Child, Adolescent and Women's Mental Health Building
20.Downtown YMCA / Residential Project
21.Centre for Translational Research
22.Seymour- Capilano Filtration Plant Operations and Maintenance Building
23.Easywash
24.Little Mountain Neighbourhood House
25.BC Cancer Research Centre
26.Charles Dickens' Elementary School
27.Pomaria - 1455 Howe St.
28.Vancouver Convention Centre Expansion Project
29.1120 West Georgia Street
30.Sunset Community Centre
31.Aquatic Ecosystems Research Laboratory
32.VanCity Lynn Creek Community Branch
33.City of Vancouver National Avenue Works Yard
34.Mount Pleasant Civic Centre

Victoria

1.Pacific Sport Institute
2.Dockside Lands Development Phase 2
3.Municipal House
4.Dockside Lands Development - Phase 1
5.Tillicum Library Addition At Pearkes Arena
6.Immeuble à bureaux CSD Victoriaville
7.Royal Oak Middle School
8.St Margaret's School - New Junior School
9.Fort Rodd Hill Visitor Orientation Centre
10.Capital Regional Headquarters Building
11.Burnside Gorge Community Centre
12.l'Ecole Brodeur
13.Parkside Victoria Resort & Spa
14.Engineering/Computer Science building
15.University of Victoria Medical Sciences Building

Yellowknife

1.NWT LAW COURTS FACILITY
2.Yellowknife Government of Canada Building

[WHISTLERINMUSKOKA]

Per province and territory LEED projects on the go.



Newfoundland and Labrador
0

Nova Scotia
11

New Brunswick
7

Prince Edward Island
1

Quebec
31

Ontario
109

Manitoba
17

Saskatchewan
10

Alberta
63

British Columbia
94

Yukon
0

Northwest Territories
2

Nunavut
2

[SteelTown]

I know for Hamilton the LEED project was Steelcare. It's Canada's first industrial plant to be LEED certified, which got Gold.

Here's inside
http://www.steelcare.com/Portals/0/coil_storage_pick.jpg

This plant includes a 56 percent savings in heating costs through renewable solar energy sources, improved building envelop insulation, a heat recovery ventilator unit, and highly efficient gas tube heaters. Lower lighting consumption by reduced usage and occupancy sensors was another benefit. The building was constructed from 46 percent recycled content which is three-times the rating requirement.

Soon in Hamilton another LEED project will begin, it's a research building. Think it'll be Canada's first LEED research building.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v174/Appster/researchHHS.jpg

Right now there's a student residence being built that will be LEED Platinum.
http://www.mainwestvillage.ca/

[alps]

Here are some pictures of the new Nova Scotia Community College campus in Dartmouth, which, as I wrote before, is apparently "on track for receiving LEED silver certification". It's located on a very nice location on the shore of Halifax Harbour, and it faces the Halifax skyline. Still under construction (photos from Flickr and myself at SSC):

http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h140/halpic/nscc.jpg

West face:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/41/103962920_191ad04d9b_b.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/57/166770837_b04b7e7852.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/35/103962307_04b39ac813_b.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/35/65715978_916c5efc5c_b.jpg

Entrance, east and north faces:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/135/347189901_271ec07a6f_b.jpg

[raggedy13]

Soon in Hamilton another LEED project will begin, it's a research building. Think it'll be Canada's first LEED research building.

According to the list posted by whistlerinmuskoka, Vancouver alone already has a bunch of LEED research facilities. I didn't look through the other cities but I wouldn't be surprised if there were other ones already built. I'm just letting you know for the sake of accuracy. Still good news for Hamilton.

In Vancouver...

9.Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability
21.Centre for Translational Research
25.BC Cancer Research Centre
31.Aquatic Ecosystems Research Laboratory