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A Community facility containing approximately 16,000 sq.ft of Tribal Administration, Health, Community and Museum & Cultural programming, with display of Wet'suwet'en art and artifacts throughout the Community and circulation spaces. The construction materials are mainly standard wood framing, combined with heavy timber (post & beam) and glass, allowing generous amounts of light penetration and filtration throughout the building. A Geothermal system has been included into the design to supply an environmentally sustainable energy solution for this project. The design is utilizing all available and practical sustainable principles to achieve a LEED™ rating.
The Funding and Development Process Review provided by the Department of Northern and Indian Affairs and Health Canada.
FEATURES:
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Sustainable construction technologies utilizing 100% wood, engineered wood and other value added wood materials and finishes without toxic
emissions.
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Building envelope and mechanical systems designed for low energy consumption and low maintenance costs.
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Project Delivery has involved the development of all designs in close cooperation during design meetings with all user groups of
the community.
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