(TORONTO, CANADA) June 3, 2020 – In honour of Canada Clean Air Day, Smith + Andersen and Footprint are celebrating the installation of the first CO2-reducing air scrubber in a Canadian commercial building. Located in the 10th floor space of

Footprint has completed energy modelling for the upcoming Corner Brook Acute Care Hospital in Newfoundland. With construction targeting completion for 2023, the facility will be home to the largest geothermal system for heating and cooling in a Canadian healthcare building.

The Michael Lee-Chin and Family Patient Tower at Joseph Brant Hospital has successfully achieved LEED Silver certification. Alongside project team member Ellis Don, Footprint provided energy modelling, as well as measurement and verification services for this addition. “Footprint joined the

Alberta has adopted the National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings 2017 (NECB 2017), which will come into effect on April 1, 2019. A transition period will occur until October 1, 2019, when enforcement of the legislation begins. The province

We are pleased to announce that Footprint has opened an Ottawa office. The seventh Footprint location to open in Canada, this new office will be led by Footprint Associate Christianne Aussant. Christianne has been an Associate with Footprint since 2015,

The Moncton Downtown Centre sports facility will be a hub for year-round, indoor and outdoor entertainment in the heart of the city. The arena features an NHL-sized ice rink with nearly 9,000 spectator seats, lounge areas, and a civic plaza

Friday April 27th marked the grand opening of the University of Toronto’s Myhal Centre for Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship. This new addition to the U of T campus includes interactive lecture halls, computer visualization rooms and an arena for collaborative

Every year the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) celebrates the excellent work of Ontario-based architects through the OAA Awards. Project selection is based on architecture which raise standards in design, sustainability, functionality, and overall quality of life. From a pool

With the highest visible minority population of any major Canadian city, architects Perkins + Will designed a community centre to meet the diverse needs of Markham’s residents. The Aaniin Community Centre – a name that means “welcome” in Ojibwe –

The Greater Toronto Chapter of the Canada Green Building Council  is Southern Ontario’s leading authority on green building best practices. Last night, at the CaGBC Greater Toronto Chapter Gala, the 2016 Innovation Award winners were announced. Congratulations to all of the