What Is Building Performance Analysis?
Building performance analysis, which encompasses energy modelling and building simulation, evaluates a building's energy use considering factors such as climate, construction materials, envelope performance, and the building's mechanical and electrical systems.
Integrating these variables with the architectural design enables us to generate a comprehensive prediction of a building's operational energy consumption and carbon footprint, applicable to both new constructions and existing structures.
Empowering Our Clients
Leveraging building performance analysis at Entuitive empowers our clients to:
Realize their architectural visions while achieving energy efficiency and sustainability objectives.
Adhere to local building codes, including the BC Step Code, Toronto Green Standard, and Calgary’s Sustainable Buildings Policy.
Prepare for third-party certifications, including LEED, Built Green, CAGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard, among others.
Maintain budget fidelity through value engineering, identifying the most cost-effective sustainability strategies for their projects.
Diverse Expertise for Tailored Solutions
Our multi-disciplinary team boasts a diverse background in architecture, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and building science, and we work in close collaboration with our in-house building envelope group. This collective expertise provides our clients with a comprehensive understanding of their projects’ energy performance from multiple technical perspectives.
By leveraging our diverse expertise and collaborative approach, we ensure tailored solutions for achieving high-performance outcomes, managing costs effectively, and maintaining exceptional design quality. We are proficient in navigating complex regulatory environments across North America and beyond. Meet Our Expert: Salah Imam
Salah leads our energy modelling team, applying his expertise in sustainable design and advanced energy simulations to low-energy building projects. His work is fueled by a passion for sustainability, cultivated during his architectural studies and furthered through his Ph.D. research on performance-based architecture.
Want to learn more? Reach out to Salah!
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