Recollective is proud to partner with Passive House Canada to sponsor the coffee break at the Net Positive Symposium 2.0: Designing for the Future, Building for Now this Thursday, November 20th at Robson Square. We hope to see you there!
B.C. is moving toward net-zero buildings by 2032 and Step Code is a big part of this paradigm shift. Life Cycle Management Lab Professors of UBC wanted to introduce their students to Step code, so on Friday, October 25th our Principal Navid traveled to Kelowna to give a day-long workshop to a group of 20 engineering grad students and postdocs. He covered Step Code basics and requirements, design strategies, and facilitated an energy modeling group exercise. The students had a lot of passion for high performance buildings and were keen to learn about why the province is implementing an Envelope-First approach with Step Code.
Recollective Consulting Inc recognized as a “Best For The World” top B
Corp for their exemplary societal and environmental impact
Vancouver, BC; September 4th, 2019 – Recollective
Consulting Inc, a Certified B Corporation, has been named a Best For The World honoree in
recognition of their company’s positive impact on the environment, their
workforce, their local communities, their suppliers, their customers, and their
corporate governance. Recollective ranks in the top 10% of all B Corps across
all of these impact areas, earning them a well-deserved spot on the Best For The World: Overall, Best For The
Word: Environment, and Best For The World: Workers lists. Whether it’s sustainability
consulting or master planning, Recollective has set the bar for responsible and
successful businesses around the world.
Recollective is immensely proud to be recognized as Best For The World: Environment for the fourth year in a row, and Best For The World: Overall for the second year in a row. This year we are also recognized as Best For The Word: Workers, showing our continuing commitment to making the world a better place. Check out our B Corp page for detailed information: https://bcorporation.eu/directory/recollective-consulting.
Best For
The World recognition is administered by B Lab, the global
nonprofit that certifies and supports Certified B Corporations, which are
for-profit companies dedicated to using business as a force for good. Today
there are 3,000 Certified B Corporations across 64 countries and 150
industries, unified by one common goal: to redefine
success in business.
B Corps meet the highest standards of verified
social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal
accountability to balance profit and purpose. B Corp Certification doesn’t just
evaluate a product or service, it assesses the overall positive impact of the
company that stands behind it—like Recollective. Using the B Impact Assessment,
B Lab evaluates how a company’s operations and business model impact its
workers, community, environment, and customers. To achieve the B Corp
Certification, a company must achieve a score of at least 80 points on the
assessment.
“We’re incredibly proud of this year’s Best For
The World honorees,” says Anthea Kelsick, Chief Marketing Officer of B Lab.
“These inspiring companies represent the kinds of business models and
impact-driven business strategies that are building a new economy—one that is
inclusive, regenerative, and delivers value to all stakeholders, not just
shareholders. To that end, B Corps like Recollective are redefining capitalism and
showing that it actually can work for
everyone.”
1,000 B
Corps from 44 countries were named to the 2019 Best For The World lists,
including Patagonia, Beautycounter, Dr. Bronner’s, TOMS, Seventh Generation,
and Greyston Bakery. The 2019 Best For The World honorees are determined based
on the verified B Impact Assessments of Certified B Corporations. The full
lists are available on https://bcorporation.net/.
Recollective has experience working on
over 500 green buildings in North America covering numerous rating systems
including LEED, Built Green, Passive House, and Living Building Challenge.
We’ve successfully completed over 75 LEED certifications and are
currently consulting on over 100 active green building projects, amounting to
over 25 million square feet of development.
The Kwantlen Polytechnic University Wilson School of Design is a new stand-alone building that was constructed adjacent to the existing Kwantlen Polytechnic University Buildings on the Richmond Campus.
The project provided a purpose built facility for teaching, learning and applied research through a studio-based design education.
Congratulations to Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Public Architecture + Communication and KPMB Architects for this achievement. Well Done Chris Kendall!
Ring the bell! Our Eastpark project (Developed by Boffo Properties and designed by Taylor Kurtz Architecture + Design Inc.) achieved the prestigious LEED Platinum certification.
Eastpark is a pair of 5-storey wood frame multi-unit residential buildings with a total of 79 residential strata units located at Main and 35th Avenue, Vancouver, BC. The project is certified under LEED MidRise rating system. The sustainability features of Eastpark include a high- performing envelope, district energy connectivity and heat recovery ventilators.
Our CEO, Eesmyal Santos-Brault, is going to speak at the Canadian Construction Association Conference next week on ‘How can small and medium-sized firms innovate?’