Building the Future
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Hello my name is Shane Wolffe I want to show you how you can save money, provide a healthier home for your family and contribute to building a better world by understanding the basics of green building. I can help you through several options such as book a discovery meeting, and reading my book, “How to Future Proof Your Home: A Guide to Building with Energy Intelligence in Cold Climates.”
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The Future Proof Philosophy
Shane developed his knowledge and much of his expertise in Saskatchewan, Canada; a place with one of the world’s harshest climates. The temperatures in Saskatchewan range from -40°C (-40°F) to 35°C (95°F), making the province one of the most energy dependent in the world. Similarly, temperatures in the Yukon get even colder, into the -50°C’s at times and can occasionally reach 30°C’s in the summer.
You might be surprised to learn that we can cost-effectively build “green” even in such a harsh climate. If it can be done in such a climate of extremes, it can be done anywhere!
Commissioning
My expertise was mainly developed in the commercial construction industry, I have put great effort to make this knowledge simple and available to the average person.
Professional Accreditation
I’m a professional engineer who is accredited in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), a Certified Energy Auditor and Thermographer. I have been trained by the Canadian Passive House Institute and work in the fields of commissioning and recommissioning to ensure the quality of Green Buildings and industrial projects
Energy use and climate
Future Proofing by Design
North America buildings consume the most energy per sector in the economy. If you are concerned about climate change, this is a real problem for the future. We can build homes and other buildings to produce as much, if not more energy, than they consume.
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Interior
Interior Spaces & Experiences
FutureProof design does more than just save energy, it creates luxurious comfort and healthy interior spaces. Heat exchanger’s exhaust the old stale air and bring in fresh air on a continual basis. This ensures that airborne particulates are evacuated out of the building space protecting the health of our interior spaces.
Recent Projects
Environmental
Energy innovation
For City of Whitehorse
Interior
Meadow Lake
Meadow Lake Provincial Court House
Blog
Yukon Government Energy Branch
Recommissioning and Energy Efficiency Process creation for the Energy Solutions Centre (Yukon Government Energy Branch). Performing recommissioning services on the CAFN Administration Building in Haines Junction and Selkirk Centre in Pelly Crossing to demonstrate and...
Moose Jaw Multiplex, Moose Jaw, SK – LEED Fundamental Commissioning: 2011 – 2012
Moose Jaw Multiplex, Moose Jaw, SK – LEED Fundamental Commissioning: 2011 – 2012 - Coordinated and led commissioning activities from the owner’s perspective for a $69 million design-build facility. Ensured the proper installation and operation of components within...