RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
Orange Buffalo Lodge - RHI #3
Phase: Construction
In 2023, the City of Regina was awarded $6.6 million in capital funding through the Government of Canada’s Rapid Housing Initiative (Round 3) to support the creation of at least 25 new affordable housing units. This initiative is part of a national effort to address Canada’s housing crisis by accelerating the development of safe, stable, and affordable homes.
The North Central Family Centre (NCFC) was selected as the City’s local non-profit housing partner to lead both the development and long-term operation of the project, in recognition of their longstanding leadership and impact within the community.
This project will be Orange Buffalo Lodge — a 30-unit multi-family residential building slated for completion in 2025. Located in the heart of Regina’s North Central neighbourhood, the project will provide safe, culturally respectful, and affordable housing for individuals and families. In addition to high-quality residential units, the development will incorporate community-driven design principles, support wraparound services, and contribute to the revitalization and well-being of the broader neighbourhood.
PIRANHA T10 System
The PIRANHA Wastewater Heat Recovery system helped this development achieve Canada Mortgage & Housing (CMHC) program energy efficiency requirements, by exceeding 25% better than the National Energy Code for Buildings (NECB).
In this project, the PIRANHA Wastewater Heat Recovery System is projected to provide over 90% of domestic hot water requirements at a COP of 340%, contributing 13% of the 30.3% better than NECB achieved.
Not-for-Profit: North Central Family Centre
Municipality: City of Regina
Construction: Arwel Living
Architect: 1080 Architecture
Mechanical Engineer: MacPherson Engineering Inc.
Electrical Engineer: ALFA Engineering Ltd.
Mechanical: Sterling Plumbing & Heating
Electrical: Croft Electric
Building Materials: Fries Tallman Lumber
Orange Buffalo Lodge represents more than housing — it’s a step toward healing, stability, and inclusive community growth.
PROJECT PARTNERS
Crosstown Living - 1222 15th Ave
An innovative approach to urban densification, this six-storey infill development blends bold contemporary design with the rich history of the neighbourhood. The architecture draws on warm prairie influences, pairing timeless materials like stone and brick with bold metal accents that highlight the building key design elements.
The building features 49 thoughtfully designed units, ranging from one to three bedrooms. Underground parking allows for an active, pedestrian-friendly streetscape that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding community. With a target of being net-zero ready, the project prioritizes accessibility, energy efficiency, and long-term sustainability.
These rental homes offer modern urban living with a community-focused feel. Outdoor shared spaces encourage connection, while interior finishes include quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, designer lighting, and curated paint palettes. Located one block from the Regina General Hospital, and just minutes from the University of Regina & Central Business District, this development offers convenience & style.
PIRANHA T10 System
Phase: Construction
The PIRANHA Wastewater Heat Recovery system helped this development achieve Canada Mortgage & Housing (CMHC) program energy efficiency requirements, by exceeding 25% better than the National Energy Code for Buildings (NECB).
In this project, the PIRANHA Wastewater Heat Recovery System is projected to provide over 90% of domestic hot water requirements at a COP of 340%, contributing 17% of the 27.5% better than NECB achieved.
Developer: A Good Life Corp. & Arwel Living
Architect: 1080 Architecture
Mechanical Engineer: MacPherson Engineering Inc.
Electrical Engineer:
Electrical: