Just like any other country, Canada has its standards and requirements when it comes to building. Since they are very particular with such standards, we deemed it necessary for you to know what those are to ensure that there is no problem with the building process.
Accessible and Adaptable
The first requirement that needs to be present in every building in Canada is that it must be accessible and adaptable. Accessible would mean that people do not need to go out of their way just to reach it.
On the other hand, adaptable would lean more on how buildings should be environmentally friendly and comfortable for the people visiting it.
Accessible Design
The accessibility which was previously discussed pertains to the location of the sports stadium. On the other hand, this one pertains to the overall design. Buildings should be accessible for both people with and without disabilities.
Ultimately, the comfort of the users must be the top priority for the design of the building.
National Building Code
The National Building Code of Canada sets out the technical provisions for the design and construction of new buildings. This would mean that when you build a sports stadium, there are certain aspects of the building which must conform to the said code.
Since the code is quite extensive, we recommend that you read it.
Energy Code of Canada
To protect our environment, Canada is currently trying to make sure that each building has an energy-efficient design. This code, too, has a lot to say which is why it would be better for you to read it for yourself.
These are the standards that buildings in Canada adhere to. And if you’re building a sports stadium, you need to take note of this too.
