yeggator
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Where’s Polton John??? 
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Warehouse District Park
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Gronk!
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Gronk!
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MacLac
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thommyjo
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Greenspace
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WINNER OF A 2024 CANADIAN ARCHITECT AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Whimsical, yet structured, it is easy to imagine how this pavilion will become an icon for the city and create a gravitational pull for park users. The boldness of the vaulted roof structure and its consistent rhythm defies the organic shape in plan. With its strong monochromatic colour, it creates a distinctive, warm presence in the park.
– Andrea Wolff, juror
Whimsical, yet structured, it is easy to imagine how this pavilion will become an icon for the city and create a gravitational pull for park users. The boldness of the vaulted roof structure and its consistent rhythm defies the organic shape in plan. With its strong monochromatic colour, it creates a distinctive, warm presence in the park.
– Andrea Wolff, juror
davcocom
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I still think the water feature next to the pavilion is missingWINNER OF A 2024 CANADIAN ARCHITECT AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Whimsical, yet structured, it is easy to imagine how this pavilion will become an icon for the city and create a gravitational pull for park users. The boldness of the vaulted roof structure and its consistent rhythm defies the organic shape in plan. With its strong monochromatic colour, it creates a distinctive, warm presence in the park.
– Andrea Wolff, juror
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CplKlinger
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Project Update - December 2024
As we approach the end of the 2024 construction season, we would like to highlight the construction work completed to date on the Warehouse Park Project.Earthwork, including all surface removals, excavation and fill requirements, have been ongoing since construction started in July. The majority of electrical and drainage work is complete, along with the installation of the Low Impact Development drainage infrastructure.
Underground structural work for the pavilion is complete. Piling for the park lights and northern lights feature is also near completion. Both scopes of work will continue to advance through the winter.
The remaining park scope will be completed in the 2025 construction season, with the park and pavilion anticipated to be open to the public by the end of 2025.
Renewal of 106 Street from Jasper to 102 Avenue, the remainder of 107 Street from Jasper Avenue and 102 Avenue to the park limits and the perimeter park laneways is set to begin in spring 2025.