East Campus Village 9 Residence | ?m | 4s | U of A | Hodgson Schilf Evans

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Location: East Campus Village - North Campus
Design/Build: Stuart Olson
Architect: Hodgson Schilf Architects Inc.
Scheduled Completion: Fall 2018


The newest residence to be located in the East Campus Village (ECV) area follows closely on the heels of the successful East Campus Infill projects and the upcoming Peter Lougheed Hall to be completed in 2017. The building is planned to be home to approximately 300 students organized in cohorts of four and six bedroom units. It will be a coed student residence that will accommodate upper-year undergraduate (years 2 through graduation) students and will advance the university's goal of providing on-campus housing for up to 25 per cent of the full-time student population.

This last major residential project will be nestled in the mature neighbourhood of East Campus Village and Garneau. The building will be located between 89 and 90 Avenues to the south and north, with 111 Street to the west.

The building scale, profile and materiality will respond to a number of guiding influences such as the Sector 8 Plan, the Long Range Development Plan, as well as the University of Alberta Guidelines for Infill Development - Garneau. The new residence is expected to achieve 3 Green Globes.

http://www.facilities.ualberta.ca/en/Planning_Project_Delivery/ConstProjects.aspx#ECV9
 
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Complete and open. Official name is Nîpisîy House

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Thank-you @Daveography for the clarification -- I use the same Cree dictionary for research for two of my First Nations' clients. My mind, when I read the name, went immediately to Nippon -- hence the comment about Japanese students -- and I saw the symbol for "female" in the name on the door, thereby completing my ill-founded conclusion. Now you know how my mind works. :confused:
 

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