Livable Buildings Awards

In October of 2011 a jury of CBE Industry Partners selected Enermodal Engineering Headquarters as the winner of the Livable Buildings Award for 2011, and recognized the Kresge Foundation Headquarters and the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences as honorable mentions. These projects meet the highest standards for providing healthy and productive indoor environments, and also represent best practices for sustainability and overall design.

These winning projects and other award finalists ranked among the top scorers in CBE's Occupant Indoor Environmental Quality Survey. This survey, used to study occupant satisfaction with the quality of the indoor environment, has been implemented in over 950 buildings in North America and Europe.

The Award Winner

Enermodal’s new headquarters has measured energy performance that is 82% less than a conventional building, while at the same time showing high levels of occupant comfort. The building also consumes 89% less water than a conventional building, and is the first in Canada to receive “triple” LEED Platinum certification.
Read more about Enermodal's Headquarters>>

Honorable Mention and Finalists

The jury also recognized the Kresge Foundation Headquarters and the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, from among the finalists that qualified for the competition.
See the 2011 honorable mentions and other finalists >>

The Jury

The program jury represents the diversity of CBE's industry membership.
Meet the 2011 Livable Buildings Awards jury >>

Press

Green and healthful buildings recognized by annual awards
View the press release >>


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	In October of 2011 a jury of CBE Industry Partners selected Enermodal Engineering Headquarters as the winner of the Livable Buildings Award for 2011, and recognized the Kresge Foundation Headquarters and the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences as honorable mentions. These projects meet the highest standards for providing healthy and productive indoor environments, and also represent best practices for sustainability and overall design. These winning projects and other award finalists ranked among the top scorers in CBE's Occupant Indoor Environmental Quality Survey. This survey, used to study occupant satisfaction with the quality of the indoor environment, has been implemented in over 950 buildings in North America and Europe. The Award Winner Enermodal’s new headquarters has measured energy performance that is 82% less than a conventional building, while at the same time showing high levels of occupant comfort. The building also consumes 89% less water than a conventional building, and is the first in Canada to receive “triple” LEED Platinum certification. Read more about Enermodal's Headquarters>> Honorable Mention and Finalists The jury also recognized the Kresge Foundation Headquarters and the Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences, from among the finalists that qualified for the competition. See the 2011 honorable mentions and other finalists >> The Jury The program jury represents the diversity of CBE's industry membership. Meet the 2011 Livable Buildings Awards jury >> Press Green and healthful buildings recognized by annual awards View the press release >>	Enermodal Engineering Headquarters, Livable Buildings Award Winner 2011
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Livable Buildings Awards

A program to showcase buildings that excel in design, operation and occupant satisfaction.