The Pavilion is a landmark for Community Common Park visitors, and functions as both a public washroom facility and an outdoor seating area. The primary building material is glass, bringing an iconic form and light tectonic quality to the design as a deliberate departure from the “bunker-like” qualities often associated with public washroom facilities. A […]
A product of the unique partnership between the Town of Bracebridge, the local School Board and the Community Theatre Group, this multi-use project integrates a range of health and community facilities into a residential neighbourhood. In addition to the 300-seat theatre and secondary school, the facility houses: a 12,000 sf aquatic centre complete with leisure […]
This project provides a shared home for the Library and City Hall on the same small urban site, connecting it to the adjacent historic Courthouse, Farmers’ Market, and Welland Canal. The design capitalizes on the potential of the sloping site by offering each user, within a single building, their own identity, associated entrances, and public […]
Through its transparency and form, the Niagara Convention and Civic Centre engages visitors and welcomes them into a dramatic sequence of public spaces and convention facilities. A bowed and folded curtain wall of glass cascades along the street reflecting the sweep of Niagara’s waterfall. The building’s prominent corner atrium has been developed as the major […]
The transformation of both the Mississauga City Hall and Library Squares into Celebration Square, a single, coherent public space, has helped to revitalize the City’s downtown core, and serves as a catalyst for economic development and tourism. The project scope includes a major outdoor sound stage and video screens, a smaller amphitheatre, as well as […]
This project revitalized an abandoned heritage site previously used as a parking lot in downtown Toronto, and transformed it into a beloved public park. The concept integrates significant historical elements into the overall plan, and includes detailed design of the streetscapes, landscaped open space, new public amenities, and a water feature. The design is also […]
This building uniquely combines Humanities and Social Sciences for McMaster University in a collaborative learning environment. The program includes a 350-seat concert hall and associated support spaces, a 150-seat black box theatre, a 400-seat lecture theatre, several interactive classrooms of varying sizes, and student research and support spaces. Various specialized research labs are incorporated into […]
The redevelopment of Tindall Field as a central open space for the University was a critical part of the overall strategy of improving and expanding campus green space. The artificial turf football and soccer field and associated running track is designed for casual practice as well as scheduled use. Integrated into the existing campus fabric, […]
The design of the Learning Commons transforms an existing 15,000 sf undifferentiated warehouse-like building into a spacious, light-filled and technology-enhanced environment that supports a student’s intellectual and social engagement. The facility houses a number of distinct program elements including technical support labs, seminar and group study rooms, computer labs, presentation and conference spaces, and a […]
This Centre artfully consolidates student offices and services, previously located throughout the campus, into one integrated facility. Located on an infill site between the adjoining heritage properties, O’Keefe House and Oakham House, the new facility is physically linked to Oakham House through a contemporary and contextually sensitive design. The program includes the University’s radio station […]