This project includes a design studio space at the heart of the building to enhance the delivery of engineering design courses and student’s engineering design activities and collaborations, instructional areas for project and design teaching, including a project room and a computer/reading room for design projects, a small suite of offices to house faculty and…
It has four indoor leisure courts, four indoor tournament courts, one outdoor leisure court and stadium seating. It includes administrative offices, change rooms, a multi-purpose athletic space, an integrated viewing area, a concession, and a social space connected to the courts. Along with various stakeholders, we worked to secure approvals, determine the needs of the…
CIRS is a unique global research facility aimed at narrowing the “performance gap” between meeting the goals of environmental, social and economic sustainability and current practices. It is a state-of-the-art “living laboratory” in which researchers and building industry partners can research and assess current and future sustainable building systems and technologies.
It includes a massive 46-foot screen which can display up to four video feeds at the same time, allowing for live lectures to be shown worldwide. It accommodates 32 first-year medical students. It features a green roof and several sustainability strategies for energy and water conservation.
The Henry Angus redevelopment included the creation of a new facilty to house the Sauder School of Business and its graduate programs, a dedicated undergraduate centre and the addition of 55,000 square feet to the existing Henry Angus Building.
Since UBC Okanagan was established in July 2005, construction has been completed on the Arts and Sciences 3rd-floor expansion projects. Further space was required to accommodate the anticipated number of arts and science students. The Arts & Science Building was added to complete the creation of the science precinct.
This new outdoor space will take advantage of the southwest orientation and animates this section of East Mall, improves access to the building from East Mall and Hospital Lane and enhances the visibility and identity of SPPH to attract the best staff, faculty and students.
It serves a student population of 7,000 undergraduate and 500 graduate students. The Students’ Union of UBC Okanagan allocation (Meekison Centre) is comprised of office space, club space, social and gathering space, commercial space and a pub/restaurant. The Student and Campus Services allocation (University Centre) is comprised of office space, meeting rooms, food services, information…
This extension has enabled collections to be accessed digitally, ensured further research access by the development of appropriate laboratories; expanded public gallery space; and considerably expanded facilities and educational opportunities for visitors.
The Centre is dedicated to understanding and conserving the diversity of life on earth through research, education, and community programs.