Legacy Holdings

Legacy Holdings

Legacy Holdings

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse
Gross Floor Area7,800 square meters (84,000 square feet)  
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
Scope Code Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of a single warehouse building, divided into several individual units. This stage of development consisted of a core and shell design. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The warehouse units were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the spaces. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out.   
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

Annacis Island

Annacis

Annacis Island

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse 
Gross Floor Area5,600 square meters (60,000 square feet) 
LocationDelta, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of a single warehouse building, divided into three individual units. This stage of development consisted of a core and shell design. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The warehouse units were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the spaces. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out.   
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

Shatex Development

Shatex Development

Building FunctionWarehouse & Support Offices 
Gross Floor Area16,500 square meters (177,000 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
Scope Code Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of two warehouse buildings, submitted as separate building permits. This stage of development consisted of one fully equipped large warehouse unit with associated support offices. The tenant owner will occupy that portion of the development.  It is equipped with HVAC equipment to provide full ventilation, heating and cooling as required. The development also contains multiple core and shell warehouse units. These units were equipped with minimal services and will allow for future tenant fit out as required.
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

18899 24th Avenue

18899 24th Avenue

18899 24th Avenue

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse
Gross Floor Area32,839 square meters (353,476 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
Scope – Sustainability Consultant & LEED Executive
– Code Compliance Energy modelling
– LEED Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThis project is a one-storey core-and-shell industrial/office building. Edge consultants were engaged by the owner to provide an assessment of potential sustainable design strategies for the project. The analysis resulted in the identification of sustainable design themes that guided the project process
Value Added– Curated sustainable design assessment process
– LEED Silver certification in progress for the project
– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget
– Reduced construction and development costs

Vancouver Logistics City

Vancouver Logistics City

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse 
Gross Floor Area19,000 square meters (204,000 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of four warehouse buildings, submitted as two separate building permits. This stage of development consisted of core and shell design for all warehouse buildings. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The buildings were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the warehouse units. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out. 
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs  

Tag Hardware

Tag Hardware

Building FunctionWarehouse & Support Offices 
Gross Floor Area9,200 square meters (100,000 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of one warehouse building, divided into three individual units. This stage of development consisted of one fully equipped warehouse unit with associated support offices, dining areas and a gymnasium. The tenant owner will occupy that portion of the building.  It is equipped with HVAC equipment to provide full ventilation, heating and cooling as required. The development also contains two additional core and shell warehouse units. These units were equipped with minimal services and will allow for future tenant fit out as required. 
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

Q1 Quarry Rock

Q1 Quarry Rock

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse 
Gross Floor Area19,800 square meters (210,000 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of a single warehouse building, divided into multiple individual units. This stage of development consisted of a core and shell design. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The warehouse units were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the spaces. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out.  
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

CHIC IV

CHIC IV - Edge Consultants

CHIC IV

Building FunctionFood Manufacturing Facility
Gross Floor Area4,000 square meters (42,700 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThis development consists of a building for manufacturing, with office spaces to support the primary function of the building. The manufacturing and warehouse portions of the building contain mechanical HVAC equipment with all ventilation, heating and cooling components required for the building to operate as a manufacturing facility. The office portion of the building is equipped with rooftop units which provide ventilation, heating, and cooling as required.
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

Pacific Corporate Centre

pacific corporate centre

Pacific Corporate Centre

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse
Gross Floor AreaTwo Buildings:
19,700 square meters (212,000 square feet) 
21,200 square meters (228,000 square feet) 
LocationSurrey, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modelling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of two one-storey warehouse buildings. This stage of development consisted of a core and shell design. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The warehouse units were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the spaces. Ventilation was provided in the warehouse space as part of the base building design. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out.
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs 

No. 4 Road

3640 No. 4 Road, Richmond

No. 4 Road

Building FunctionCore & Shell Warehouse
Gross Floor Area3,900 square meters (40,000 square feet) 
LocationRichmond, British Columbia
ScopeCode Compliance Energy Modeling
Project DescriptionThe development consists of two two-storey warehouse buildings, divided into several individual units. This stage of development consisted of a core and shell design. Allowances were made for a future mezzanine level to accommodate office space. The warehouse units were equipped with mechanical HVAC equipment to maintain temperatures in the spaces. The HVAC equipment required to provide ventilation, heating and cooling in the future office spaces will be installed during tenant fit out.
Value Added– Compliant to ASHRAE 90.1-2016 Energy Cost Budget (BC Building Code 2018)
– Reduced construction and development costs