The Zero Energy Building Exhibit at the British Columbia Institute of Technology consists of a house structure with several immersive and informative interactives that communicate the key concepts of energy efficiency and building science. The three main interactives highlight the principles of conduction, convection, and radiation.

The exhibit includes back-lit graphics, cut-away interactive boxes, manual and light-based interactives, a sound controlled “quiet” chamber, a removable roof section for convenient transportation, and integrated AV and lighting throughout the entire exhibit.