Enn-visioning a vibrant future
As energy conservation and climate change shape the future, we prioritize green building design principles. By focusing on sound building science principles, we can help your project achieve its high performance goals, including net-zero, LEED, and passive house.
Envelope-first. People-first.
At Ennova, we specialize in the design and production of high-performance building envelopes that set the standard for energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and sustainability. Our systems are designed to perform exceptionally well across climates, ensuring that our buildings not only meet the highest performance benchmarks but also create spaces where people can work, play, and live every moment to its fullest in an environment that is designed for their comfort.
High-performance and sustainable design for all of life’s precious moments.
Our approach incorporates super-insulation and thermal bridge mitigation strategies, which minimize heat loss throughout the envelope to enhance the overall energy efficiency of the building.
Central to our high-performance design philosophy is the concept of thermal comfort. Our extreme air-tight systems prevent drafts and reduce infiltration and exfiltration, crucial for maintaining consistent internal temperatures without the need for excessive heating or cooling.
Whether SSG or cap finish, our high-performance fenestration products utilize ultra-thermally-broken framing to minimize heat transfer and improve condensation resistance. Glazing compositions are tailored to meet the specific requirements of your project, optimizing solar gain control, U-Factors and maximizing natural light. All while reducing edge loss for enhanced thermal performance.
By implementing these principles, we have successfully delivered multiple buildings that have achieved net zero energy performance, passive house certification, and LEED platinum ratings.
High-performance glazing
Energy-efficient glass that minimizes heat transfer, reducing energy costs and improving indoor comfort.
- Used In:
- Calgary International Airport
High-performance framing
Durable, thermally efficient frames that prevent energy loss, boosting the building’s insulation and lowering operational costs.
Super insulated walls
Thick, high-quality insulation that keeps buildings warmer in winter and cooler in summer, enhancing energy efficiency and lowering heating/cooling expenses.
Advanced thermal breaks
Technology that separates internal and external components to prevent heat flow, improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
- Used In:
- One South First (Domino Sugar)
Solar control/automation
Automated systems that manage sunlight exposure, optimizing natural light while preventing overheating, reducing cooling demands, and creating a more comfortable environment.
Extreme airtightness
Sealed building envelopes that prevent air leakage, resulting in lower energy consumption, improved indoor air quality, and greater comfort.
Dual-skin facades
Layered facade system that enhances insulation and ventilation, offering superior energy performance, acoustic control, and indoor comfort.
- Used In:
- Calgary International Airport
Proven durability
Long-lasting materials that ensure the facade’s structural integrity, reducing maintenance costs and extending the building’s lifespan.
- Used In:
- Halifax Central Library
Rainscreen principles
Moisture management system that protects the building from water damage, improving longevity and maintaining the facade’s appearance over time.
Superior design from the inside out.
At Ennova, we are proud to work with visionaries in the healthcare, education, commercial, high-rise, and civic and culture sectora to create unforgettable experiences of unmatched quality.
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