Date: Thursday, April 14, 2022
Duration: 90 Minutes
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM Eastern; 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Pacific; Please note your local time zone for start time
Location: Online via Zoom *Please note, registrants will receive login information to this webinar 1-2 days before it takes place.
Event description
Join us for a case study in excellence. CIBC SQUARE, through a partnership between Ivanhoé Cambridge and Hines, is redefining Toronto by creating much more than physical spaces. This project creates an experience uniquely centred around humans to work, engage, and explore. CIBC SQUARE integrates wellness features for every sense—the air you breathe, the sounds you hear, the food and water they offer, the spaces you interact with, and the environment that surrounds you. The first of its kind in Toronto (and beyond), CIBC SQUARE is a place where a holistic approach to personal well-being and green principles come together to meet and enhance lifestyles.
Panelists:
Charlie Musgrave, Senior Director, Leasing - Ivanhoe Cambridge
Patrick Culhane, Manager, Energy & Sustainability - Ivanhoe Cambridge
Claudette Knight, VP Workplace Design and Experience - CIBC
David Hoffmann, Property Manager - Hines
Moderator:
Joy Charbonneau, Associate - Gensler Architecture & Design Canada Inc.
Session Sponsor:
About CaGBC
The Canada Green Building Council is a not-for-profit, national organization that has been working since 2002 to advance green building and sustainable community development practices in Canada. The CAGBC is the licence holder for the LEED green building rating system in Canada and supports the WELL Building Standard and GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) in Canada.
Together with our membership of over 1,200 industry organizations and more than 2,500 individual Chapter members involved in designing, building and operating buildings, homes and communities, the Council has made excellent inroads toward achieving our mission of reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
Acting as the voice of the green building industry, the CAGBC advocates for green building policies with all levels of governments and the private sector across Canada. The Council has also educated over 45,000 green professionals to answer the demand for knowledge and jobs this new green marketplace created. As a result of this advocacy, education and the hard work of our members, thousands of commercial and government buildings, schools, homes, community centres and historical structures have been retrofitted or newly constructed to green building standards.