TermoBuild is an environmental building solution that uses ordinary materials to produce extraordinary results. Through precision engineering, TermoBuild specialists know how to translate value of thermal storage into simple and easy to understand heating and cooling requirements.
Through the use of hollow core slabs, TermoBuild constructs buildings that consume significantly less energy. Based on the interactive relationship between the outdoor environment and the energy being stored internally through hollow core slabs, surplus energy is stored to heat and cool any building, naturally. This environmentally conscious method also provides the added benefits of improved indoor air quality, ventilation, and comfort by constantly importing fresh, clean air into the building, and exporting old, stale air.
As a result of the natural connection between outdoor and the internal building environments, TermoBuild thus creates a natural symbiotic relationship between humans and nature through the use of hollow core slabs.
Canada’s first 100% year-round fresh air educational facility has just been built and is already in use by the students at Sheridan High Technology College in Brampton.
