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Calgary Water Centre

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Calgary Water Centre – Calgary

Dominion Construction Calgary – 15000 square feet of polished concrete

In 2003, Calgary introduced a sustainable building policy which means all public buildings — either new or renovated — must be constructed to meet or exceed LEED’s silver environmental standards rating. Platinum is the highest rating.

The Water Centre — a 183,000 square-foot, four-storey building to house 400 office staff and facilities for another 400 outside workers — features 100 per cent day lighting, 59 per cent reduction in water use, 58 per cent saving in annual energy consumption resulting in annual savings of approximately $108,000.

Polished concrete was a must for the City Of Calgary. Not only did they want the esthetic aspects of polished concrete the other benefits are low maintenance cost and light reflection.

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Dec 14, 2009 / Gallery