These are some of our sustainable, green buildings projects. We specialize in diverse Solar Facades & Cladding, Photovoltaic Glass, and Solar Railing projects.
Disclaimer: Some of the projects displayed are inexact renderings of ongoing Mitrex projects; the images are solely to reflect the size of proposed confidential projects.
Mitrex solar modules improved the aesthetics of the 605 Yonge St building while transforming the structure into a green, energy-generating power plant. The improved area on the building utilizes
Mitrex Solar Facades with a wood pattern spanning over 10,000SQFT and generating energy with a system size of over 160kW. The structure features an improved building envelope while seamlessly
generating solar energy.
Mitrex Headquarters, located in Toronto, Canada, showcases Mitrex Solar Facade panels along the north elevation of the manufacturing facility. The Solar Facade features fully white, 250W panels directly integrated into the fins of the building. The integrated solar panels allow for seamless green energy generation.
Mitrex will supply an innovative BIPV solution for a 12-storey long-term care residential building in Toronto, Canada, developed by Sionito Community Development Corporation. Our system will consist of solar cladding designed in a Dark Blue solid color and solar railing, providing power outcomes of 350 kW and 11 kW respectively
Ottawa is a hub for luxurious developments, and a standout project at 1451 Wellington St exemplifies luxury, class, and prestige. The building’s meticulous attention to detail requires a robust cladding system, and the Cladify pre-assembled system with a Bronze coating simplifies the realization of intricate elements.
Modules are manufactured off-site and transported for easy installation, enhancing the design’s quality. Sustainability is also a priority, with an angled facade designed to maximize energy generation from integrated solar panels. The Mitrex panels seamlessly blend with the design, generating 94 KW of renewable energy.
This project involves a complete Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) cladding retrofit with a unique custom image artwork mural. The initiative is closely coordinated with the Canadian Infrastructure Bank, which provides financing specifically for retrofit projects in Edmonton aimed at achieving a significant 50% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
The 1154 Wilson Balcony Retrofit project is an apartment rental building that will benefit from solar balcony railings supplied by Mitrex and installed by a trusted third-party installer. With a remarkable power output of 162 KW, the building owner can enjoy long-term energy savings while reducing carbon emissions.
The environmental impact of an energy-generating system of this size over one year will equal planting 1,709 trees.