ETFO Elementary Teacher's Federation
ETFO Elementary Teacher's Federation
ETFO Elementary Teacher's Federation

Product
concrete skin
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Area
m2
Colour
terra
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Texture
standard
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Surface
matt
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Architect
KPMB
Year
Location
Toronto

Certified building
Certified building
Certified building
The Elementary Teacher’s Federation (ETFO) represents over 78,000 teachers in Ontario’s public elementary schools. The new headquarters are designed to provide a high quality work environment. It is one of the most energy-efficient buildings in Toronto and was the first office building to receive the LEED Platinum Certificate. The building demonstrates to students, pupils, citizens, and developers that architecture can actively contribute to positive change and sustainable urban development. Photos: Ditz Fejer
The Elementary Teacher’s Federation (ETFO) represents over 78,000 teachers in Ontario’s public elementary schools. The new headquarters are designed to provide a high quality work environment. It is one of the most energy-efficient buildings in Toronto and was the first office building to receive the LEED Platinum Certificate. The building demonstrates to students, pupils, citizens, and developers that architecture can actively contribute to positive change and sustainable urban development. Photos: Ditz Fejer
The Elementary Teacher’s Federation (ETFO) represents over 78,000 teachers in Ontario’s public elementary schools. The new headquarters are designed to provide a high quality work environment. It is one of the most energy-efficient buildings in Toronto and was the first office building to receive the LEED Platinum Certificate. The building demonstrates to students, pupils, citizens, and developers that architecture can actively contribute to positive change and sustainable urban development. Photos: Ditz Fejer







