High Performance buildings can offer protection against changing consumer preferences, increasing energy prices, and local green building ordinances. In addition, better market positioning is more likely to protect the going-out cap rate of the property.  

The successful construction of a high performance building considers the structure as one energy system in which each element is integrated to affect and influence the performance of the whole building. The whole building approach creates initial and long term financial advantages during and after construction. The whole building approach further saves money by reducing material and labor costs, minimizing call backs and warranty claims, reducing construction waste, and lessening the purchase cost of mechanical equipment, like the HVAC system.  

How do you undertake building a high performance building and avoid the pitfalls of conventional buildings? At EVNA Engineering our services are designed to ensure you get from concept to occupation with the mindset to it!