- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- new construction
Version 4 of the Toronto Green Standard, dated 2022, as it applies to City agency, corporation and division-owned facilities — the city-owned counterpart to the version 4 low-rise and mid-high rise attachments, and untiered where those carry tier columns. Energy and emissions sit at an annual greenhouse gas intensity of 0 with one of four options: a TEUI of 100 ekWh/m² per year with a TEDI of 30, 50% better than the Ontario Building Code SB10 Division 3 2017, Passive House, or the CAGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard v2.
What it covers
- Air Quality
- Low Emissions Transportation
- Cycling Infrastructure
- Pedestrian Infrastructure
- Buildings Energy, Emissions & Resilience
- Operational Emissions Reductions
- Embodied Emissions in Materials
- Operational Systems Verification
- Water Quality & Efficiency
- Managing Stormwater
- Water Efficiency
- Ecology & Biodiversity
- Tree Canopy
- Landscape & Biodiversity
- Natural Heritage Protection
- Climate Positive Landscapes
- Bird Collision Deterrence
- Waste & the Circular Economy
- Waste Collection & Storage
- Building Material Reuse
- Sourcing of Raw Materials
- Construction Waste Management
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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 5: Toronto Green Standard Version 4 for City Agency, Corporation & Division-Owned Facilities
- Instruments
- Zoning By-law 569-2013 · CAGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard v2 · Passive House · Ontario Building Code, SB10 Division 3 2017 · O. Reg. 397/11 · O. Reg. 103/94 · ASHRAE Guideline 1.1-2007
- Building types
- city agency, corporation and division-owned facilities
- Tags
toronto-green-standardversion-4city-owned-facilitiesnet-zeroenergy-efficiency