Uponor radiant heating and cooling systems, along with hydronic snow and ice melting solutions, were installed in a 40-story high-rise in downtown Montréal, home to the National Bank of Canada headquarters. Designed to support sustainability and occupant well-being, the project features radiant systems on the main commercial floor and across three parking ramps, alongside energy-efficient building technologies.

As developer Carbonleo designed Royalmount in Mount Royal, Québec, they created a pedestrian-oriented space that prioritized sustainable landscape, public transit access, and active mobility. Royalmount became an eco-community that seamlessly integrates nature throughout its indoor-outdoor design, offering a unique blend of experiential attractions, retail stores, office spaces, and accommodations that are rooted in restoration and environmental consciousness. Because Québec experiences intense winters with unpredictable amounts of snow and ice, Carbonleo needed a solution to heat the outdoor sidewalks, allowing guests to enjoy the facility safely during winter while also protecting the outdoor greenery.  

Justin Johnson and his wife, Jessica, had been planning their “forever home” for five years when they decided in late 2019 that they were finally ready to begin construction...

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