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Port Moody Recreation Centre

Location

300 Ioco Rd

Port Moody, BC

Canada

Content Type
  • Building
Completion date:
2004
Site/ Building area:
6,504 m2
Budget:
$425,000
Certifications & Awards
Project Team
  • Owner: City of Port Moody
  • Mechanical Engineer: Coral Engineering
  • Energy: Cantigua Energy Group Ltd.
  • Contractor: Quantum Lighting

Summary

The Port Moody Recreation Centre was originally built in 1970 and 1972, and is the largest single user of energy in the city. After implementing a Life Cycle Costing Analysis, the city decided to retrofit the existing building with new lighting and HVAC systems.

The city’s retrofit saves it $28,000 annually in energy costs, provides residents with a healthier place to exercise, and showcases energy saving techniques to an entire community. T8 fluorescent fixtures with electronic ballasts and transparent tube shields were used.

The building boasts a 26% electrical energy reduction and an 18% gas reduction annually.

 

This post was imported from the 'Greater Vancouver Green Guide', it's part of the 'Green Guide Portal' to the Green Building Brain.

Description

Tours: Available upon request