Mohawk College’s Joyce Centre for Partnership & Innovation in Hamilton, Ontario, is Canada’s largest net zero buildings energy institutional facility and was the first in the country to be awarded Zero Carbon Building – Design and Performance certification from the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC). Emerging from a collaboration between mcCallumSather and B+H Architects, the $54 million L-shaped building spans 96,000 square feet. Its extensive design features lecture halls, classrooms, laboratories, a library, collaboration rooms for students, and the college’s Centre for Climate Change Management’s offices. “The Joyce Centre pushes the practice of architecture to look not just at how we build a space, but also the ways we interact with it, exploring the unseen connections between building and user, client and designer – a space where commitment, education, technology and the environment converge to create a living lab for sustainable learning and innovation,” said Lisa Bate, Principal in Charge at B+H Architects. Energy Generation […]