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Edmonton Park Pavilion : Mill Woods Sports Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : parc des sports Mill Woods

Stage 1

Dub Architects (Winner)

5468796 Architecture (Mention)

Sahuri + Partners Architecture

HIP Architects

Jaynne Carre Architect

The Marc Boutin Architecture Collaborative

Stantec Architecture Ltd.

gh3

Public Architecture and Communications Design

Kasian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning Ltd.

Williamsonwilliamson Inc. and Donald Chong Studio

Barr Ryder Architects & Interior Designers

ONPA Architects

Kleinfieldt Mychajlowycz Architects Inc.

Connect Architecture Inc.

JAR

Marilee Sulewski

Robertson Martin Architects Incorporated

John MacDonald Architect Inc.

Wellington Ong, Architect

Marshall Tittemore Architect

Rivard-Travers

Stantec Architecture Ltd.

GW Architecture Inc.

Najfeldt Architect Inc.

winner

Dub Architects

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2011
Location	2730 66 Street Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Stage	One stage
Competitors	25

Surface area (m²)	1116 m²
Initial project cost	3,300,000 $
Remuneration by stage	Winner: 19078.13$ Runner-up: 5000.00 $

Client	City of Edmonton Parks Amenities Buildings
Professional advisor	David Murray
Jury president	Pierre Thibault, Architecte
Doc. level	75%

SIMILAR COMPETITIONS

Edmonton Park Pavilion : Borden Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : Parc Borden

Edmonton Park Pavilion : Castle Downs Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : Parc Castle Downs

Edmonton Park Pavilion : John Fry Sports Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : Parc des sports John Fry

Edmonton Park Pavilion : Victoria Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : Parc Victoria

Description

History

Mill Woods Sports Park is located on a 40 ha site in South Edmonton. It was initially designed in 1982 as a District Activity Park to accommodate various active recreational opportunities for the surrounding community. Significant changes have been made to the original plan during construction of the park, and it has subsequently been developed on a piecemeal basis. Landscaping of the site was completed with the original sports field development. The east side is heavily treed, while the west and central portions of the site are sparsely planted. The park contains many amenities for the area. Two high schools, Holy Trinity and J. Percy Page, and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre are located at the northwest corner of the site: a large storm water management facility and spray park are located at the east side of the site. There are also a number of sport facilities throughout the site including ball diamonds, soccer and football fields, track and field facilities, tennis courts, a cricket pitch, and a skateboard park. These facilities serve local sports groups, the two schools, and the general public. Other amenities in the park include picnic sites, seating and rest areas.

Program synopsis

A central amenity building is required to serve a variety of functions. It shall provide public washrooms and must accommodate several articulated needs of site stakeholders, as expressed in the program space list. The partner organizations which have an interest in partnering with the City for the development of the building include Mill Woods Little League, the Grizzlies Football Association, and the Mill Woods Soccer Association. They would like to have the ability to utilize meeting space, change rooms and officials' rooms, and private storage space. The Edmonton and District Cricket league and the Alberta School Cricket Association, who also use the site, are not partnering with the City of Edmonton for space within the pavilion. The fundamental concept for the design is a community friendly and flexible structure. Community space and public washrooms are the primary programmatic elements. The structure shall be designed for LEED Silver rating as per the City of Edmonton's EcoVision and shall include a high standard for day lighting and natural ventilation. The proposed design shall respect the function of the park as a host site for major events.

(From competition program)

Jury comments

(Consult the competitors' projects for specific comments from the jury)

List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury president	Pierre Thibault, Architecte
Jury	Carol Belanger, Architecte
	Jim Black, Architecte de paysage
	Steve McFarlane, Architecte
	Janet Rosenberg, Architecte de paysage
	Pierre Thibault, Architecte



Technical Commitee	Graeme Alston
	Kristy Trinier

Calendar

Announcement and Registration Open:
January 25, 2010

Close of Registration:
March 01, 2011 at 2:00:00 PM

Close of Questions:
March 01, 2011 at 2:00:00 PM

Deadline for Entries:
March 22, 2011 at 2:00:00 PM (local time)

Competition Due Diligence, Technical and Cost Review:
March 24/25, 2011

Adjudication:
March 29/30, 2011

Announcement and Exhibition Opening:
Week of April 1, 2011 (TBD)

Exhibition:
Week of April 1, 2011 (TBD)

Pickup of Boards by Entrants:
April 30 - May 30, 2011

(From competition program)

Press Review

Sustainable Building Policy - Leadership in energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver, C532, 2007, Asset Management and Public Works, Edmonton

Percent for Art to Provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas, C458C, 2010, Edmonton Arts Council, Edmonton

Fine Design for Functional Fun in City Parks, 2011

Mill Woods Sports Park Pavilion Design - Competition Winners, 2011

Edmonton unveils winning park pavilion designs, CBC News | Edmonton, 2011

Winners of Edmonton Park Pavilion Design Competition announced, Canadian Architect, 2011

Competitions (February 01, 2011), Canadian Architect, 2011

Edmonton Park Pavilion Architectural Design Competition, Canadian Architect, 2011

Competitions (May 01, 2011), Canadian Architect, 2011

Gordon Kent, Park pavilion plans 'raise the bar' for local design, Edmonton Journal, 2011

Lisa Rochon, Edmonton gives the green light to new park pavilions and library updates, The Globe and Mail, 2011

List of general documents

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Programme
Fiche technique
Liste des membres du jury
Questions et réponses
Rapport du jury (global)
Photographies
Photographies
Photographies
Photographies
Plan
Plan
Plan
Plan
Liste des participants

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