NBCC President and CEO Marilyn Luscombe says the building focuses on the learning needs of the engineering technology students.
She says it's built on LEED energy standards and they hope to get a silver rating adding part of the construction is exposing some systems to be used a learning tools for some students.
The "e" in E building stands for energy, environment and engineering. It has space for more than 500 students and also includes a public engagement facility that can be used by students, the community or business groups.
