High-performance building standards and new energy efficiency code updates are driving more projects to consider Target Performance paths set by provincial regulators.
Ontario projects require demonstrating compliance via either a prescriptive or performance pathway set out by the SB-10 guidelines. Furthermore, these requirements projects built in Toronto must meet the EUI, TEDI and GHGI requirements set out by the Toronto Green Standard (TGS) program. This seminar highlights the latest thermal bridging research and resources related to whole-building energy performance: what thermal bridges are; how and where they occur; and how they can be mitigated. Designers, contractors and building owners can expect to learn how thermal bridging impacts a building’s overall energy use and the importance of determining accurate values of thermal transmittance through case studies.
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Workshop Schedule
1:00 - 2:30 PM
Session Part 1:
• Introduction to thermal bridging in the building envelope
• Building envelope energy code requirements
• Strategies to mitigate and evaluate thermal bridging
• Thermal bridging resources for building practitioners
• thermalenvelope.ca walk through
2:30 - 2:45 PM
Coffee
2:45 - 4:30 PM
Session Part 2:
• Demonstration of how to achieve code compliance through case study examples:
1) High-Rise Multi-Unit Residential Building: Prescriptive Path
2) Mid-Rise Multi-Unit Residential Building: Trade-off Path
• Q & A
The Presenters