BlueGreen Group has just recently invested in the technology and infrastructure needed to test all manner of highrise, production, commercial and institutional building envelopes for diagnostic purposes or simple air leakage quantification. Our multi-fan apparatus can help us quantify and distinguish air leakage occurring between shared walls (guarded testing) from exterior walls.
Here are some of the building types and scenarios we’ve tested.
BGG testing the new LEED Platinum Watershed Conservation Centre on Fanshaw Lake, London Ontario.
BGG testing commercial plant growing facilities need to control contamination between growing rooms. Having air tight growing chambers ensures that pathogens, parasites, bacteria and viruses harmful to the commercial crop stay contained to one room and don’t spread to other growing rooms potentially destroying a harvest.
BGG doing LEED ETS testing for high rises ensuring condo owners won’t be affected by neighbours’ second hand smoke.
Shervin depressurising one floor of an office tower to do envelope diagnostics.
BGG tested Humber College’s Centre for Urban Ecology, a LEED Platinum Building.