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Steligence®
Steel has long been integrated into building construction and recognized as a significant material in traditional and modern building design. Steligence® is a research initiative delivering a range of fact based sustainability and cost benefits to architects, engineers, urban planners, real estate developers and construction contractors. Each benefit is individually attractive; together, they create a compelling argument for the use of steel products in construction.
Steligence® is a global initiative by ArcelorMittal using scientific evidence to show the benefits of steel design in building construction. Using a holistic analysis concept, competitive steel building solutions are identified.
Steligence® allows building owners, architects, and engineers a fact based approach to view building construction, for collaboration to build sustainable, more cost-effective building

This case study examples eight exterior retrofit assemblies.
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The case study was designed as a 12-storey residential building for a corner site overlooking two streets located within the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area.
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The case study was designed as a 22-storey residential building for a corner site overlooking two streets located within the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area.

This study examines how steel, concrete and mass timber construction compare in a 6-storey residential building in the Greater Toronto Area designed to achieve a Passive House / Net Zero Energy rating
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In the case study presented here, a mid-rise office building in the Greater Toronto Area was virtually designed using steel component construction and contrasted against concrete construction
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The case study was designed as a 6-storey mixed-use commercial and residential building located in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area. The design uses a split ground level podium for the commercial space separated by a pedestrian walkway, and residential units occupying the upper levels.
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