Fort St. John RCMP Detachment

Fort St. John, BC


When complete in early 2022, it will be a 3-storey mass timber structure and 1-storey detention facility. It will be the first municipal building in Fort St. John built to a net zero energy efficiency standard. Features include: an enhanced envelope, geothermal, solar panel system, and central interconnected space for an enhanced natural daylighting strategy. The conceptual building design focused on three energy performance targets: net zero energy (NZE), PHIUS+ (Passive House Institute US) and PHI Passivhaus (Passive House Institute, Germany). Much of the building structure will be prefabricated which will produce less construction waste than typical construction methods.

Steel posts support Glulam beams and NLT (Nail-laminated timber) decking for the floors and roof. The NLT was grown, sourced and fabricated in British Columbia

Version History
  • Project uploaded by Jaime Blacklock on 12-28-2021
  • Project last updated by WoodWorks on 08-15-2024
Project Details
  • Year Built

    2022

  • Number Of Stories

    3

  • Bldg system

    Mass Timber

  • Square footage

    44,778

  • Construction Type:

    Unknown

  • Building Type:

    Government

  • Material Types:

    Mass Timber
    Nail-Laminated Timber (NLT)
    Glue-Laminated Timber (GLT or glulam)
    Hybrid (wood with steel or concrete)

Project Team
Version History
  • Project uploaded by Jaime Blacklock on 12-28-2021
  • Project last updated by WoodWorks on 08-15-2024
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