Purpose
This project is a retrofit for the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, a designated National Historic Site, which will increase the building's long-term sustainability. This retrofit will improve energy efficiency, reduce the carbon footprint of the MVTM, and increase long-term viability of the site through investments in grid-connected solar PV, high-efficiency electric heat pumps, improved thermal performance, electrical system upgrade, and WIFI-enabled computerized energy management. Situated in a rural community and serving equity-deserving populations, this historic building has unique original features that make it a valuable piece of tangible Canadian heritage. Retrofit activities must be sensitive to this and use an integrated approach. This project will be a showcase for heritage buildings, in how such an approach to retrofits can both preserve and honour our heritage by ensuring its sustainability as a historic community repository.
Mississippi Valley Textile Museum | Mississippi Valley Textile Museum × Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
1 grants totalling $800.0K
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... |