| Building Function | Emergency services |
| Gross Floor Area | 3,211 square meters (34,565 square feet) |
| Location | Langley, British Columbia |
| Scope | – LEED Executive – LEED Energy Modeling – Measurement and Verification (M&V) |
| Project Description | The new addition to the Langley Memorial Hospital comprises of a new Emergency Department and main entrance to the hospital. The addition was proposed to tackle the growing population and increasing demand for emergency health services. The Emergency Department has been designed to enhance occupant comfort & safety. This concept embraces reducing large waiting rooms, promotes one-way flow of patients from check-in to discharge, addresses Mental Health as well as clearer distinction/assignment to creating Zoning clusters based on CTAS standards. |
| Value Added | – On-going efforts to achieve LEED Healthcare v4 Gold certification – Collaboration with design team to implement successful energy efficient strategies from previous projects and achieve 30% energy cost savings. – On-going efforts to implement M&V strategy to verify and achieve energy savings during Facility operation. |