Edify, Edmonton's favourite lifestyle magazine did a nice spread on the Sundance Housing Co-op's Deep Energy Retrofit of its 59 original units.
The story references both Butterwick Project's and Sundance's committment to making the project open source so others can learn how to do panelized Deep Energy Retrofits.
Quotables:
“There’s an excitement and pride that our co-op is at the forefront of this work in Canada. And we’re getting it done.” - Sandy Susut, Sundance Housing Co-op.
“None of us knew how long this would take, or how complex it would be. We just kept putting one foot in front of the other and dealt with complexities as they rose.” -Jean Ure, Sundance Housing Co-op.
“When you’re doing energy upgrades in a piecemeal fashion, you’re missing a logical, comprehensive plan. It’s easier, faster and less disruptive to do it all at once.” - Peter Amerongen, Butterwick Projects.
