Lakeview on the Rise

Lakeview on the Rise Exterior Image and Community Pathway by EnergyLogic

A collaborative multi-family journey centered on premier indoor air quality and energy efficiency performance!

EnergyLogic, Signature Construction, and Northern Colorado AeroBarrier's team of multi-family building science experts reveal their secrets and share their experience, lessons learned, and critical project milestones along the journey to achieve tight compartmentalization at Lakeview on the Rise, a 17 two-story affordable housing project comprising 180 units. 

Summary

INCENTIVE/CERTIFICATION RECEIVED


COMPLETION DATE

February, 2021


LOCATION

Fort Collins, CO

“We now have the ability to control the compartmentalization through air infiltration mitigation in buildings. This makes it easier than ever to deliver the best possible product to the end client. For Lakeview on the Rise, the units will be compartmentalized, as well as affordable. Adding this layer of accountability to the building process also provides lower cost to the end-user, as well as to the builder. It will be very interesting to see if Signature will see a saving on the warranty side of this building after doing such a great job of compartmentalizing the units with Northern Colorado AeroBarrier.”

-Zach DeWolfe, Multi-Family Project Manager of EnergyLogic

Photos

Lakeview on the Rise Exterior Image by EnergyLogic
Lakeview on the Rise Exterior Image and Community Pathway by EnergyLogic

Lakeview on the Rise Exterior Image from Parking Area by EnergyLogic
Lakeview on the Rise Exterior Image with Community Pool View by EnergyLogic

EnergyLogic Team Members

Greydon Studer

Greydon Studer

Team Lead & Senior
Energy Rater

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Adrian Calderon - The EnergyLogic Team

Adrian Caldron

Energy Rater

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Peter Oberhammer - The EnergyLogic Team

Peter Oberhammer

Plans Consultant & 
Team Lead

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Building Certifications/Programs

RESNET HERS Index - EnergyLogic services for builders
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Enterprise Green Communities

Resources

Free Resource! Multi-Family Unit Compartmentalization White Paper


The nature of the construction techniques, sequencing, and trade training all make for a very challenging environment to achieve targeted separation levels.⁠ This white paper was created to help industry professionals:⁠

  • Understand why multi-family Unit Compartmentalization is important⁠
  • Identify the challenges of achieving targeted performance⁠
  • Explore the approaches currently available for compartmentalization⁠

Authored by Steve Byers, CEO at EnergyLogic and Managing Director at EnergyPro Exchange (EPX), considerable assistance from EPX member Building Knowledge Canada and input from EPX member SK Collaborative.

 

Click the image below to download!


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