Strathearn Landing

Strathearn Landing is a midrise mixed use building designed for a 0.62 acres site at the corner of 87 Street and 95 Avenue in Edmonton, Alberta Canada. 

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The building is one of 20 buildings to be built on a 8.93 hectare site that was approved for redevelopment to create a comprehensive transit oriented mixed use urban village to replace 500 rental units with 2,000 residential units and commercial development to support the recently completed Strathearn Light Rail Train station. 

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The project includes a host of environmental design considerations including a waster to energy facility to generate electricity and heat to be used to centrally heat all 20 buildings. The heat is to be distributed in a District Heating System. 

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The building has been designed to achieve exceptional energy efficiency, and superior thermal comfort. The building will demand as much as 90%  less heating and cooling energy than conventional buildings. The design exceeds LEED, and Passive House Targets.