Over the last years, Architectural & Community Planning Inc. has completed numerous remote infrastructure projects.
The majority of these projects have been in cooperation with the Alberta based oilfield leasing company. The majority of all ACPI units are placed in northern Alberta, northern BC and western or southern Saskatchewan.
In addition, ACPI has independently developed projects with different client groups across Canada – virtually from coast to coast to coast.
The following six case study sheets highlight the diverse application potential of the pre-fabricated infrastructure technology.
Client:
Eagle Lake First Nation, Ontario
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Project Location:
Eagle Lake, Ontario
Project Description:
Design and prototype development of the first “utility appliance” to supply all infrastructure services to an off-grid single family dwelling (micro co-generation, renewable energies, potable water treatment, wastewater management, remote control)
Site Access:
Road access
Client:
Parks Canada, Manitoba
Project Location:
York Factory National Historic Site, Manitoba
Project Description:
Design, supply and installation of a small scale potable water treatment system in the Parks Canada staff residence.
Main power supply to the staff building is a renewable energy system.
Site Access:
Access to the site by air only.
Client:
Parks Canada, Manitoba
Solar Solutions, Winnipeg
Project Location:
Wapusk National Park, Churchill, Manitoba
Project Description:
Design, supply and installation of a complete EcoNomad™ infrastructure appliance to service a seasonal research station in the National Park.
The EcoNomad system is providing all power, potable water and wastewater servicing to the remote site.
Site Access:
Access by winter trail and helicopter only.
Client:
Waste Treatment Solutions, Nanon
Redrock Camps, Calgary
Project Location:
Clowhom Lake Hydro Development Project, near Sechelt, BC
Project Description:
Design and supply of a potable water treatment system (including substation) and wastewater management system for an 80 to130 person work camp.
Site Access:
Site access by barge only
Client:
Nunatsiavut Government , Nain, Labrador
Sikumiut Environmental Management Ltd., St. John’s, NfLd
Redrock Camps, Calgary
Project Location:
Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador
Project Description:
Supply of a power system (renewable energy plus micro-co generation) and a potable water treatment and storage system to a remote tourism and research facility.
Site Access:
Access to site by helicopter and barge only