Tag: Quw’utsun Valley Hospital

 

CaGBC Webinar - HH Angus and ZGF Architects on BC's Zero- Carbon Hospital

Discover how a fully electric hospital in British Columbia is reducing carbon and advancing resilience, ecological restoration, and community health.

Join us for CaGBC’s webinar exploring the Cowichan District Hospital Replacement Project— Canada's first hospital to achieve Zero Carbon Building – Design Standard™ certification and a project targeting one of the country's most ambitious low-carbon healthcare outcomes.

HH Angus' Ryan Kennedy and Dave Abuza join Ayme Sharma (ZGF Architects) to share insights from a project that demonstrates what's possible when healthcare, sustainability and engineering come together from day one.

As the project's mechanical and electrical engineers, our team is working with the broader design and construction team to deliver a low-energy, zero-carbon solution for a next-generation healthcare facility targeting full electrification, while supporting exceptional patient care.

If you're involved in healthcare infrastructure, sustainability, or building decarbonization, this session is a must for practical insights on zero carbon building design.

Click below for CaGBC’s webinar registration page: https://www.cagbc.org/learning/attend-an-event/accelerating-to-zero/

Click here to read more about our scope of work on the project.

 

 
 

On June 20th,  Meagan Webb is speaking at the Healthcare Infrastructure Western Canada Conference in Vancouver. The topic is ‘A Holistic Approach to Healthcare Infrastructure: Connecting the Dots Between Sustainability, Evidence-based Design, and Inclusivity on the Quw'utsun Valley Hospital (formerly Cowichan District Hospital Replacement Project).

Meagan is HH Angus’ Regional Leader - Vancouver, Associate Director Health, and Mechanical Lead Engineer on the Cowichan project. Joining her are Shane Czypyha - Parkin Architects, Iain MacFadyen – RGS Consultants, and Janeen Kidd – Clinical Project Director at Quw'utsun Valley Hospital.

HH Angus is providing mechanical and electrical engineering to the project, which will be the first fully electric hospital in BC and, at 607,000 ft2, three times larger than the existing healthcare facility. The project has received CaGBC’s Zero Carbon Building – Design Standard certification.

Click here to learn more about HH Angus’ scope of work on the Quw'utsun Valley Hospital project.