Purpose
This project replaces mechanical systems and interior and exterior components that have exceeded their functional lifespan. These upgrades will improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs, and prepare the centre to serve the community in a carbon-constrained future. Operating since 1934, the Riverview Community Centre has undergone several renovations since the mid-90s to meet changing community needs - expanding the hall, redesigning the kitchen to support food entrepreneurship, and repurposing interior spaces for diverse users. However, key systems like HVAC, electrical, insulation, and windows no longer meet energy standards, and failing exterior components pose risks to users and staff. The needed replacement of rooftop units (RTUs) presents an opportunity to explore energy systems that reduce or eliminate natural gas use and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Riverview Community Centre | Riverview Community Centre × Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
1 grants totalling $924.1K
Green and Inclusive Community Buildings Program - Contributions
9 grants totalling $23.1M
Related Grants
| Recipient | Amount | Program |
|---|---|---|
| Espace LGBTQ+ | Espace LGBTQ+ | $7.5M | Green and Inclusive Community Buildings... |
| Prince County Hospital Foundation | Prince County Hospital Foundation | $7.0M | Green and Inclusive Community Buildings... |
| Six Nations Polytechnic Inc. | Six Nations Polytechnic Inc. | $2.8M | Green and Inclusive Community Buildings... |
| Pinnguaq Association | Pinnguaq Association | $2.0M | Green and Inclusive Community Buildings... |
| City of Kingston | Ville de Kingston | $1.3M | Green and Inclusive Community Buildings... |