mcCallumSather will be participating in an upcoming webinar hosted by Climate Action Partnership, focused on advancing low-carbon buildings through real project experience.
It has already been one year since its opening, and the Kitchener Public Library Southwest Community Branch has become a space for gathering, learning, and connection, while also demonstrating what net-zero design can look like in practice. As one of the first public libraries in Canada to achieve Zero Carbon Building Certification, it reflects a coordinated approach to performance, cost, and long-term value.
Adam McCaughan (Senior Associate, Architect) will be speaking alongside the rest of the KPL project team to offer practical insights for municipalities, developers, and community leaders working toward low-carbon and net-zero buildings.
