The new Multifunction station for Toronto Paramedic Services, will be located at 330 progress avenue, Scarborough, Ontario. The site is bordered by highway 401 to the north, and an existing Toronto Police Services building to the south. The multi-function station will be divided into five main program groups: • Support and command post for the district and will consist of a group of office and meeting rooms • Paramedic facilities support the daily paramedic shift cycle with locker rooms, a fitness room, and a staff kitchen and lounge • Education facilities will support the training needs of new and current paramedics in state-of -the-art classrooms, labs, and seminar rooms • Logistics facilities will provide for the cleaning and re-stocking of the ambulance fleet. • Vehicle bays will house 40 ambulances and additional support vehicles. Vehicles will depart from the facility on a regularly scheduled basis, little to no emergency dispatching will take place from this facility. Net Zero Carbon and Net Zero Energy are key drivers of the project. The orientation and massing, envelope detailing, window area, structure, mechanical and electrical systems are all designed towards low energy and zero emissions. There will be no natural gas infrastructure on the site - all building systems, including emergency power, will be electrical. | Contrat gouvernemental · CanPursue
The new Multifunction station for Toronto Paramedic Services, will be located at 330 progress avenue, Scarborough, Ontario. The site is bordered by highway 401 to the north, and an existing Toronto Police Services building to the south. The multi-function station will be divided into five main program groups: • Support and command post for the district and will consist of a group of office and meeting rooms • Paramedic facilities support the daily paramedic shift cycle with locker rooms, a fitness room, and a staff kitchen and lounge • Education facilities will support the training needs of new and current paramedics in state-of -the-art classrooms, labs, and seminar rooms • Logistics facilities will provide for the cleaning and re-stocking of the ambulance fleet. • Vehicle bays will house 40 ambulances and additional support vehicles. Vehicles will depart from the facility on a regularly scheduled basis, little to no emergency dispatching will take place from this facility. Net Zero Carbon and Net Zero Energy are key drivers of the project. The orientation and massing, envelope detailing, window area, structure, mechanical and electrical systems are all designed towards low energy and zero emissions. There will be no natural gas infrastructure on the site - all building systems, including emergency power, will be electrical.