UDI Vancouver Breakfast Jan 18, 2014 Thomas Mueller

President & CEO

LEED v4 and Beyond: Next Generation of Green Building in Canada

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Improved Environmental Outcomes

More stringent

More sophisticated

o More holistic, life-cycle approach

o More flexible

o Integrative

o Greater focus on performance

LEED v4

LEED v4

LEED v4: Scope of Market Sectors

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Building Design & Construction

New Construction and Major Renovations Core and Shell

Existing

New to Canada

Schools Healthcare Retail

New

Data Centers Warehouse and Distribution Centers Hospitality

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Neighbourhood Development

Neighbourhood Development Plan Neighbourhood Development

Modified

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Homes

Homes (up to 3 stories) Existing

New to Canada Multifamily Midrise (4 - 8 stories)

LEED v4: Improved Environmental Outcomes

LEED v4 System Goals

• Reduce contribution to global climate change

• Enhance individual human health

• Protect and restore water resources

• Protect and enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services

• Promote sustainable and regenerative material cycles

• Build a green economy • Enhance community quality

of life

New credit category to improve alignment between commercial rating systems & LEED ND

More performance-based credits with improved ties to anticipated outcome

o bicycle facilities [link to bike network]

o quality transit [trip frequency, walking distance]

o Outdoor water use prerequisite (BD&C)

o Addressing all water uses including fixtures & fittings, process, appliances, cooling towers, and outdoor water

o Building level water metering prerequisite

o Credit for metering of subsystems

Minimum Energy Performance: 5% above ASHRAE 90.1-2010; minimum ENERGY STAR score now 75

Building level energy metering required for all projects

Enhanced Commissioning incl. envelope option

New credit for Demand Response

Green Power includes carbon offsets

Renewable Energy: community-scale central systems

1. Building Lifecycle Impact Reduction

o Top priority

o Historic Building Reuse

o Renovation of Abandoned or Blighted Building

o Building and material re-use

o Whole-Building Life-Cycle Assessment

o Whole-building Life Cycle Assessment

• Global warming potential

• Depletion of stratospheric ozone

• Acidification of land & water resources

• Eutrophication

• Formation of tropospheric ozone

• Depletion of nonrenewable resources

2. Building Product Disclosure & Optimization

o Environmental Product Declarations

2. Building Product Disclosure & Optimization

o Environmental Product Declarations

o Sourcing of raw materials

o Material ingredients

3. Waste management

o Planning (prerequisite)

o Diverting

o Minimizing total waste

o Closed-loop recycling programs

1. Building and material re-use

2. Transparency and optimization

• Whole-building LCA

• EPDs

• Resource extraction

• Material ingredients

3. Waste Management Construction and demolition waste management

BPDO — Environmental Product Declarations

BPDO — Sourcing of Raw Materials

BPDO — Material Ingredients

Building Life Cycle Impact Reduction

LEED v4: LEED is Global

LEED International

Model for Internationalization

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Principle of “Global consistency + local relevancy”

o Regional Priority Credits

o Alternative Compliance Paths (ACPs)

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An alterative approach to easily apply LEED in Canada o Alternative national-level standards

o Revised definitions where requirements rely heavily on US programs

What wouldn’t be an ACP? o Increasing or decreasing a credit threshold to

address market differences

What is an ACP?

Model for Internationalization

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Delivery:

o Certification provided by CaGBC to GBCI standards

o LEED Online

o More frequent updates

Timeline

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LEED v4 launched November 2013

Regional Priority Credits embedded at launch

Canadian ACPs to be announced June 2014

LEED v2009 will remain open until June 2015

Towards Carbon Neutral Buildings & Communities

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Net Positive +

Next Generation of Design Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability

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Target is to be carbon-negative for both construction and operation

Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability, UBC

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VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre

Tall Wood Buildings

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CREE Lifecycle Tower Dornbirn, Austria

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Cenni di Cambiamento Milan, Italy

Passive House

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Rainbow Duplex, Whistler Passive House certified

EcoDistricts

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urban design & nature complete • connected • mixed use communities • naturalized

uildings

Infrastructure district energy • water • waste systems

alternative transportation walking • biking • transit • alternative fuel vehicles

green lifestyle local sustainable food • home energy use • reducing waste

Western Office

319 W. Pender St.

Suite 310

Vancouver, BC

V6B 1T3

604.282.7811

tmueller@cagbc.org

Main Office

47 Clarence St.

Suite 202

Ottawa, ON

K1N 9K1

613.241.1184

info@cagbc.org