Carleton University Herzberg Addition
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Carleton University Herzberg Addition Banner Image
Location
Ottawa, ON
Project Size
16,000 sq. ft.
Year Completed
2014
Certifications
Four Green Globes

Growing up.

This project involved the addition of three new floors to the Herzberg Building Annex (INCO Centre) at Carleton University. The original INCO Centre was constructed to accommodate such a vertical expansion, and in the early 2010s the University determined that this was needed. The three-storey vertical expansion is used for offices and research space. Following the Green Globes sustainable building rating and evaluation system, the Herzberg addition achieved four Green Globes.

Smith + Andersen provided mechanical and electrical engineering for this project. 

Key design features included efficient lighting fixtures, lamps and ballasts, low-flow water saving fixtures, CO2 indoor air quality monitoring, and energy use that is at least 30% more efficient than the National Energy Code. The mechanical, receptacle, and lighting loads are sub-metered to monitor and adjust their usage based on demand.
 

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Carleton University Herzberg Addition Exterior Image

Growing up.

This project involved the addition of three new floors to the Herzberg Building Annex (INCO Centre) at Carleton University. The original INCO Centre was constructed to accommodate such a vertical expansion, and in the early 2010s the University determined that this was needed. The three-storey vertical expansion is used for offices and research space. Following the Green Globes sustainable building rating and evaluation system, the Herzberg addition achieved four Green Globes.

Smith + Andersen provided mechanical and electrical engineering for this project. 

Key design features included efficient lighting fixtures, lamps and ballasts, low-flow water saving fixtures, CO2 indoor air quality monitoring, and energy use that is at least 30% more efficient than the National Energy Code. The mechanical, receptacle, and lighting loads are sub-metered to monitor and adjust their usage based on demand.