WELL® Certification

The building is WELL Gold certified focusing on the health and wellbeing of the building’s occupants. Grounded in medical research, WELL is a performance-based system for measuring, certifying, and monitoring features of the built environment that impact human health and well-being, through air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind.

WELL is an investment in the world’s most valuable asset – people

  • Prioritize the health and well-being of your employees
  • Align real estate, operations, human resources and the C-suite under a shared vision for health
  • Enhance your brand through market leadership
  • Validate your commitment through rigorous third-party review and onsite testing

Global Benchmark for Health

WELL is in use by over 30,269 projects in 98 countries, encompassing over 2.9 billion square feet of real estate around the world. Spanning 105 features and 7 concepts in v1, WELL is a roadmap for improving the quality of our air, water and light with inspired design decisions that not only keep us connected but facilitate a good night’s sleep, support our mental health and help us do our best work everyday.

WELL® Manual

Designed to Create a Better Office Experience

10250 101 St. NW represents a best-in-class office environment, designed to exceed tenants comfort while optimizing operational efficiencies. The building has achieved WELL Building Standard, targeting Gold level of Certification, focusing on the health and wellbeing of the building’s occupants. The building has also achieved LEED Gold certification, an independent verification system for healthy, highly efficient and cost-saving green buildings.

WELL 7 Concepts within 10250 101 St. NW

As Property Managers, Epic believes that a commitment to sustainability is good for the environment, our tenants, and for our communities.

The following are areas where we have incorporated into the building:

Water
Water available on the site is intended to limit the presence of 33 contaminants and sediments, ensuring high quality drinking water that is clean and microbe-free for tenants and visitors.

Nourishment
Requires the availability of fruits and vegetables and nutritional transparency. It encourages the creation of food environments where the healthiest choice is the easiest choice.

Light
Over 75% of the regularly occupied spaces are exposed to daylight and provide enhanced views of the greater Edmonton landscape.

Movement
Onsite gym (The Wellness Centre) within the building, bicycle storage, and post-commute shower/locker facilities to support physically active lifestyles, transportation, and exercise.

Air
Use of performance thresholds, filtration, and ventilation rates to maintain high quality indoor air and reduce the build-up of indoor air pollutants such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs). High quality indoor air improves the productivity of our tenants. Green and natural cleaning procedures to help maintain a hygienic and nontoxic indoor environment.

Comfort
Optimal indoor temperature settings are utilized to provide enhanced comfort to tenants. The building is designed to reduce the amount of mechanically generated noise and improve acoustical comfort. Ensuring equal accessibility for all abilities. Individual washrooms ensure the building is inclusive and welcoming to all.

Mind
The lobby, developed to positively impact occupant mood and nurture the innate human-nature connection. Our welcoming lobby space, complete with an immersive digital art installation and use of green design elements, has a positive impact on tenant and visitor mental health and wellbeing.

Resources

Health and Nutrition Education

Canada’s Food Guide: Healthy eating on a budget
Learn about the basics of plant-based diets
Diabetes Canada: Advice on how to eat well for diabetics
Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada: Eating a healthy and balanced diet to minimize the risks of heart disease and strokes
Food Network Canada: Provides quick, easy, and healthy recipes and tips
Health Canada: A variety of healthy living resources
MyHealth Alberta: Resources and tools for common health topics

Light Exposure and Sleep

Health Canada: Sun safety
Mayo Clinic: Five strategies for better sleep
Sleep On It Canada: Canadian public health campaign and resources on sleep
National Institutes of Health: Your guide to healthy sleep

Visual and Physical Ergonomics

Mayo Clinic: Your how-to-guide for office ergonomics
MyHealth Alberta: Overview of the importance of ergonomics and how to improve your work spaces
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety:  Office ergonomics resources
Northwell Health: How to have good posture at work

Mental Health Promotion

Health Canada: Mental health, mental illness, suicide prevention, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) support.
MyHealth Alberta: General health and well being resources
Bell Let’s Talk Toolkit: Mental health tools for workplaces, communities, and schools
Canadian Centre for Mental Health
Mental Health Playbook for Business Leaders
Open Counseling: Free telephone counseling hotlines in Canada

Tobacco Prevention and Cessation

MyHealth Alberta: Smoking cessation information, resources, and services
Health Canada: Information, national resources, and services about smoking cessation
Smokers’ Helpline has proven, free and personalized tools to help you quit successfully

Substance Use Education and Services

Center for Addiction and Mental Health: Information about mental illness and addiction, including treatment and recovery
Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction


 
 
 
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