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In Ontario, transportation, then  industry, and finally buildings cause the greatest greenhouse gas emissions. 

 

There are many solutions with today’s green building technologies, but which are most suitable depends on the circumstance.

The Green Community Hub intends to provide unbiased information

that will allow you to choose the most suitable options within your budget.

 

We will have informal gatherings between experts and the community

to build realistic paths to saving energy & money. 

We intend to help create a roadmap for members to find

the most appropriate choices for their situation.

 

You are invited to be part of the community,

a green hub to seek knowledge,

where we all speak the same language.

The founders

Everybody is welcome.  

 

We are inviting everyone from the neighbourhood interested in the benefits and opportunities of living a more sustainable life.  

 

We are specifically inviting subject matter experts, professionals, suppliers & designers, as well as business & social entrepreneurs. 

 

Anybody with a focus on sustainability & an interest

in a collaborative approach.

 

Be a part of a hub that offers information on products and services where you can comfortably seek answers to your questions.  

 

All of us, in one hub, speaking the same language.

 

Meetings will be organized at different levels.  

Weekly,

we offer scheduled free gatherings for general information, then, regularly

we’ll be offering workshops for a small fee on specific topics. 

 

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COMFORT

The factors in a building that affect your comfort and productivity

PASSIVE HOUSE

The rigorous standard that achieves buildings with the lowest energy requirements to perform well

GREEN AND COOL ROOFS

A longterm benefit the benefits to building owners & the community

DAYLIGHTING

Natural lighting systems and integrating the most appropriate building lighting systems

HEATING SYSTEM

The process by which energy is converted into comfortable ambient temperature within a building.

LED LIGHTING SYSTEM

A light-emitting diode: when compared to incandescent and fluorescent systems, it is the most energy efficient lighting system currently on the market.

INSULATION

The separation between the harsh Canadian climate and your living and working comfort

PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM

A method of converting solar energy into direct current electricity.

ELECTRIC VEHICLE

A vehicle that uses electric motors to drive the wheels, and is most commonly provided that electricity by a battery system.

Venue

The Riverdale Hub is located in an historic building that has been revitalized to fit the needs of cultural workers, entrepreneurs, and community groups.  The Hub offers the opportunity to speak and learn about energy efficiency in a beautiful example of applied technologies; a living example

 

The Riverdale Hub is the greenest building in East Toronto:

  • Geo Thermal heat storage

  • Eco Roof (Green roof) and Rainwater Garden​

  • Solar Panel micro-fit on rooftop

  • Solar Panel entrance canopies

  • Hot water Solar​​​​

  • Innovative Daylighting technologies

  • Greenhouse on rooftop

  • Community Garden​​

  • Water Restoration

  • ​Community Education


It is the perfect location to hosting Green Community Hub!

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Preston Walberg

Laura Pellegatta

President of RainOrShine.ca, Laura brings many years experience integrating advanced building technologies into projects to reduce customer’s consumption of energy while providing a more comfortable indoor environment.  Laura’s vision of a collaborative network to help her community through her expertise is the cornerstone of The Green Community Hub.

LEED Green Associate & member of the Canada Green Building Council, Preston Walberg has 15 years experience in the Ontario construction industry.  He brings project management experience within the building envelope sector, with a focus on roof and wall systems.  Preston has recently focused on broader business sustainability strategies & incorporating best practices and innovative solutions. Now exploring Cradle-to-Cradle innovation and circular economy concepts.

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