Enermodal, Kitchener, Ontario
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In the reception, the flooring is composed of beech reclaimed from a demolished Toronto building.
The reception desktop is constructed of Richlite, a paper-based composite. |
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An interior stairwell in the atrium connects all three floors, and its skylights supplement daylight filtering in through the windows of offices and meeting rooms. Near the skylight, an automated louver exhausts hot air from the building in summer. Inspired by the Grand River, a kiln-fired glass sculpture called “A Grander Flow” was created for the atrium wall by California-based artist Deanna Marsh.
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The Teknion Altos glass partition system separates the offices and meeting rooms from the corridors. The glass allows daylight to pass from the exterior through to the atrium core of the building. |
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Carpeting by Interface lines the corridors. Offices have climate controls that individual occupants can adjust, as well as sensors that turn lights on and off based on occupancy. |
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