Join us for a noon-hour case study on the Southeast False Creek Athletes Village, followed by a site tour after work.  Learn from peers, share your experiences and grow your understanding of green building practice in British Columbia.

Southeast False Creek Athletes Village
All residential buildings in this 1.4 million square foot facility were designed to LEED Gold standards. The Community Centre was designed to LEED Platinum. The facility uses a 'Neigbourhood Energy Utility' that recovers heat from an adjacent sewer line, to provide about 60% of the space heating for the village; the first application of this technology in North America. The seniors' housing building will attempt to reach the Net-Zero standard, which represents annual water, energy and carbon neutrality. The ceiling-mounted radiant capillary heating, the largest installation of its kind in North America, focuses on passive design strategies. 

Tour Guide/Green Building Expert: Roger Bayley, P.Eng., Principal, Merrick Architecture

Case study presentation (free of charge, max 80 people):
12:00pm - 1:00pm (bring your own lunch)
Terasen Gas Building, Georgia Room, 1111 Georgia St.

Building tour ($5-$10, max 16 ppl):
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Meeting place: Mario's Gelato - 88 1st Avenue East
Please note you will need to bring your own hardhat and steeltoe boots to go on the 5:30 site tour.

A maximum of 16 people can go on the site tour, while there is a maximum of 80 for the case study presentation.  If you are only going to the case study (noon hour event), you don't need to order a ticket.