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Attachment 1: Revised TGS v4 Performance Measures for Buildings Energy, Emissions and Resilience and Waste and the Circular Economy

Published by City of Toronto under Toronto Green Standard Information Reports

Applies to
designer
Work types
new construction

The revised version 4 Toronto Green Standard performance measures for buildings energy, emissions and resilience and for waste and the circular economy, covering the embodied carbon and building and material reuse measures carried in the three version 4 attachments. It is organised by building type: TGS v4 for low rise residential, TGS v4 mid-high rise and non-residential development, and TGS v4 for city agency, corporation and division-owned facilities. Upfront embodied carbon assessment thresholds of 350 and 250 kgCO2e/m2 sit beside a two-path building and material reuse option.

What it covers

  • TGS v4 for Low Rise Residential
  • TGS v4 Mid-High Rise & Non-Residential Development
  • TGS v4 for City Agency, Corporation & Division-Owned Facilities
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Energy compliance
Published under
Toronto Green Standard Information Reports — the municipality's own heading
Alias
Attachment 1: Revised TGS v4 Performance Measures for Embodied Emissions and Building Materials Reuse
Instruments
CAGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard · BEAM (Building Emissions Accounting for Materials tool)
Building types
low rise residential · mid-high rise and non-residential · city agency, corporation & division-owned facilities
Tags
toronto-green-standardversion-4embodied-carbonmaterial-reuserevision
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