Investigating the Potential Impact of a Compartmentalization and Ventilation System Retrofit Strategy on Energy Use in High-rise Residential Buildings
This paper explores high-rise residential building retrofits: using compartmentalization and in-suite ventilation systems to improve indoor air quality and reduce GHG emissions.
Authors: Matt CarlssonMASc., P.Eng., Marianne Touchie, Russell Richman
Related Posts
Evaluating thermal performance of vertical building envelopes: Case studies in a Canadian university campus
The newest version of the Building Envelope Thermal Bridging Guide (BETB) is now available and aims to help the B.C. construction sector realize more energy-efficient buildings by looking at current obstacles and showing opportunities to improve building envelope thermal performance.Read More »hwy592-TESRAddendum
The newest version of the Building Envelope Thermal Bridging Guide (BETB) is now available and aims to help the B.C. construction sector realize more energy-efficient buildings by looking at current obstacles and showing opportunities to improve building envelope thermal performance.Read More »