Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is an internationally recognized green building standard administered by the Canada Green Building Council. There are four levels of certification: Certified, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Certification is based on points awarded in five categories: sustainable site development, water efficiency, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality. For more information on LEED, check out the Canada Green Building Council’s website.
Since 2006, all large academic and research capital projects at UTM have been built to LEED silver minimum. UTM has four LEED Silver buildings, one LEED Gold building and one LEED Gold renovation. One building is still pending certification but will be LEED silver at a minimum.
In addition, UTM considers the environment in all construction and renovation projects. Energy-efficient technologies, efficient use of space, and other environmentally friendly solutions are seriously considered for every project at UTM.
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Building Name and Details |
Building Address |
UofT Building Code |
Building Image |
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Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre |
1675 Outer Circle | HM |
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Health Sciences Complex |
1777 Outer Circle |
HB |
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Instructional Centre |
1599 Outer Circle | IB |
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Davis Building third floor |
1867 Inner Circle | DV |
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Deerfield Hall |
1535 Outer Circle |
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Innovation Complex |
1833 Inner Circle | KN |
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Maanjiwe nendamowinan |
1535 Outer Circle | MN |
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