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过去曾是汽车和重型车辆的零部件仓库的改造工作于2024年4月竣工，建筑面积达到了7万平方英尺，体现出显著的脱碳标准。
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联合汽车零部件 (UAP) 位于蒙特利尔的总部建筑建于50年前，如今它正展望着汽车行业的下一个50年。项目由加拿大建筑和设计公司Lemay负责重新设计，并通过了ZCB-Design v3的绿色建筑认证，更强调环境和员工福祉的可持续性。
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通过这项认证是该公司全方位融合建筑、景观、室内设计、工程、数字服务、品牌和NET POSITIVE™可持续发展战略的成果。与同类建筑相比，这次对既有建筑的重大更新，通过对照明、供暖、制冷和保水系统赋予积极的环保策略，将建筑的整体能耗降低了34%。这也意味着每年可节约40000美元的能源开支，并减少27%的碳排放。
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建筑外立面将国际化的外观风格与独特的设计感相平衡，基于历史和背景的形式，采用曲线、切口和连接，让人们联想起汽车。周围的场地和停车场经过重新绿化，在街道层面营造出更具魅力的氛围。这不仅为员工提供室外休息区，提升了使用公共交通的便利性，同时降低了建筑带来了的热岛效应。
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在室内，UAP总部拥有明亮、开放的协作区域和专注工作空间，以促进创新、学习、研究及开发。园区式布局可容纳多达260名使用者。横跨建筑两端的天窗，为活动和中庭带来了优越的光线。
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项目采用的丰富策略，包括对建筑围护结构性能、暖通空调系统的优化、可再生能源以及由Lemay能源专家提供的数字化工具。被动和生物气候策略组成了该项目发挥积极影响的重要部分，采用了包括通风、气流管理和日照朝向在内的自然化解决方案。UAP总部与场地和四季环境相协调，通过自然降温降低能耗，同时提升了舒适度。自动化屋顶系统能够排出热风，同时引入凉爽的空气。
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“这次的重新设计标志着蒙特利尔工业区基础设施的重要转变，该地区过去被称作加拿大的匹兹堡，”Lemay能源效率项目总监Oscar Hernandez表示：“最重要的是，它提供了一条清晰的途径，展现出碳中和、生物气候和循环方法策略在改造既有工业建筑满足脱碳需求时的作为。”
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作为全新、节能、注重ESG并获得ZCB-Design v3认证的办公空间，UAP总部引领了一场根本性变革，在对汽车行业老化且常被忽视的历史遗产和基础设施的改造方面，设计展现出可观的潜力，有效减少了温室气体排放和碳足迹。
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自1957年以来，Lemay始终在构思打造魅力空间的全新方式，吸引并将人们聚在一起。超过450名建筑师、设计师、行业领导者和变革者不懈努力，在内部和世界各地的社区中开展创新。在跨学科创新力的启发和加强下，Lemay还开发出特有的Net Positive™方法，引导团队寻求可持续的解决方案，以塑造更加美好的未来。Lemay怀有同理心，以人的体验为核心而设计，打造不断成长的空间。
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Completed in April 2024, what was once an industrial warehouse for automotive parts and accessories for cars and heavy vehicles is now the site of a 70,000-square-foot structure that embodies impactful levels of decarbonization.
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Built 50 years ago, the Montreal headquarters for United Auto Parts (UAP) now looks ahead to another 50 years in the automotive industry. This time, it emphasizes greater sustainability for the environment and well-being of its employees, with a complete, ZCB-Design v3 certified redesign by the Canadian architecture and design firm Lemay.
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The certification results from a comprehensive combination of the firm's architecture, landscape, interiors, engineering, digital services, branding, and NET POSITIVE™ sustainability strategies. This major overhaul of an existing building has reduced the building's overall energy consumption by 34% through environmentally positive choices in lighting, heating, cooling, and water retention systems, compared to a baseline building. It also translates to as much as $40,000 in energy savings per year, in addition to a 27% reduction in embodied carbon.
On the exterior, the structure balances an internationally resonant look and feel with a distinct design. Its form responds to its history and context with curved lines, cuts, and articulations reminiscent of those of an automobile. The surrounding grounds and parking lot were regreened to create a more inviting approach from the street level, with exterior rest areas for employees, better access to public transportation, and a reduction in the property's heat island effects.
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Inside, UAP's headquarters features a bright, open array of collaborative and concentrative workspaces to foster innovation, learning, research, and development. Its campus-style layout accommodates as many as 260 users, skylit from one end of the building to the other, illuminating activity and bathing its central atrium in light.
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A wide range of strategies were employed, including building envelope performance, HVAC systems optimization, renewable energy sources, and digital tools from Lemay's energy specialists. Passive and bioclimatic strategies also formed a significant part of the project's positive impacts, using natural solutions that extended to ventilation, airflow management, and orientation to paths of sunlight. Acclimatized to its environment and four-season context, the UAP headquarters' energy consumption is reduced via natural cooling while improving comfort, where an automatic roof system allows hot air out while allowing cooler air to come in.
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“This redesign signals an important infrastructural shift in an industrial part of Montreal once historically known as the Pittsburgh of Canada," says Oscar Hernandez, Lemay's Project Director, Energy Efficiency. "Most of all, it provides a clear pathway for what carbon-neutral, bioclimatic, and circular approach strategies can create when adapting existing industrial buildings for decarbonized realities.”
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Leading a wave of essential change with a new, energy-efficient, ESG-focused, ZCB-Design v3 certified office, the UAP headquarters demonstrates the potential of design to transform the aging and often understated heritage and historic infrastructure surrounding the automotive industry, reducing their greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprints.
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Lemay has been imagining new ways to create spaces that engage users and bring people together since 1957. Over 400 architects, designers, industry leaders, and change-makers work tirelessly to cultivate innovation in their own backyards and in communities around the world. Inspired and strengthened by transdisciplinary creativity, the firm has also developed its very own NET POSITIVETM approach to guide teams towards sustainable solutions that shape a better future. With the human experience at its heart, Lemay strives to design with empathy and create spaces to grow.
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Architecture: Lemay
Landscape architecture: Lemay
Urban design: Lemay
Urban planning: Lemay
Interior design: Lemay
Graphic intervention and signage: Lemay
Sustainable strategy: Lemay
Mechanical and electrical engineering: Dallaire Consultants
Structural engineering: ELEMA experts-conseils
Civil engineering: Marchand Houle
General contractor: Les Entreprises QMD inc.
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