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

Stage 1

Rayleen Hill Architecture+Design (Winner)

gh3 (Mention)

Williamsonwilliamson Inc andDonald Chong Studio (Mention)

Shelterbelt Architecture

HIP Architects

Jaynne Carre Architect

sho-arc bureau of architecture

The marc boutin architectural corporative inc.

Stantec Architecture Ltd.

Tamon Architecture Inc.

Superkul Inc Architecture

Sturgess Architecture

Croy D. Yee Architect Ltd.

Kleinfeldt Mychajlowycz Architects Inc.

5468796 Architecture

SLAB

Connect Architecture Inc.

JAR

Sami Kazemi

Workshop Architecture Inc.

Office of Richard Davignon Architect

Dialog

Marshall Tittemore Architects

Denegri Bessai Architects-KIMIS

WAAK

Group2 Architecture Enginnering Ltd.

Ziola newstudio Architecture

DUB Architects

Winnipeg Seven

Ridell Kurczaba Architecture Engineering Interior Design LTD

Najfeldt Architecture Inc.

Brook Mcllroy

Neoteric Architecture

Bennett Architecture Inc.

Wilson Architects Ltd.

Terry Frost Designer Architect Ltd.

Partisans

Romses Architects

winner

Rayleen Hill Architecture+Design

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2011
Location	12130 River Valley Rd NW Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Stage	One stage
Competitors	38

Surface area (m²)	1823 m²
Initial project cost	2,310,000 $
Remuneration by stage	Winner:13356.87$ Runner-up:5000.00$

Client	City of Edmonton Parks Amenities Buildings
Professional advisor	David Murray
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 : Mill Woods Sports Park / Pavillon du parc d'Edmonton : parc des sports Mill Woods

Description

History
Victoria Park was named in honor of Queen Victoria (1819?1901). The majority of this park land was acquired by the City of Edmonton in 1912, at which time it was known as Hudson's Bay Company Flats. It was renamed to Victoria Park after local women's groups petitioned City Hall to identify the park with a famous woman. The land was established as an urban river valley park that proved to be popular as a picnic destination and with local sports groups. A rifle range, horse stables, and Edmonton's first cricket pitch were established. Victoria Park is located on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River, west of the High Level Bridge. The site is 122 ha. The River Valley by-laws apply to this site. Today, the site has a number of uses and amenities. The rifle range and stables no longer exist, but the park has picnic sites, hiking and bike trails, a ball diamond, horseshoe pits, a cricket pitch, and an outdoor ice skating rink in winter. Victoria Park Golf Course is located within the park. It is an 18 hole golf course with a driving range, and is owned and operated by the City of Edmonton. Trees have been planted to separate the golf links from the reminder of the park. During winter months, the slopes above the park became a series of sleigh, toboggan, and ski runs. There are existing portable trailers at Victoria Park which accommodate both City of Edmonton and partner group needs. The trailers and public washroom facilities have reached the end of their lifespan and will be removed to facilitate the development of the new amenity building.

Program Synopsis
A central amenity building is required to serve a variety of functions at Victoria Park. It shall provide public washrooms and should accommodate several expressed needs of site stakeholders. The building will act as a central amenity building for Victoria Park serving both the public, ongoing seasonal programming carried out by the City of Edmonton, and the Edmonton Speed Skating Association. The Edmonton Speed Skating Association, a partner group with the City of Edmonton, would like to have the ability to utilize meeting space, skate change, and washroom areas. Over the long?term, the Edmonton Speed Skating Association has requested additional space for training, storage, and ice?resurfacing equipment. The fundamental concept for the design of this building is an environmentally sustainable and flexible structure consistent with development standards in Edmonton's River Valley. Space for the public, partner groups, and City of Edmonton programming 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 plans should be organized such that the base building (CoE funded) components could be built in a prior phase to the partner organization components if required.

(From competition program)

Jury comments

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

List of Competitors

Competition staff and jury

Jury	Carol Belanger, Architecte
	Gilbert Catabay, Architecte de paysage
	Steve McFarlane, Architecte
	Janet Rosenberg, Architecte de paysage
	Pierre Thibault, Architecte



Technical Commitee	Graeme Alston
	Kristy Trinier

Calendar

Announcement and Registration Opening:
January 25, 2010

Closing 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)

Pick-up of Boards by Entrants:
April 30 - May 30, 2011

(From competition program)

Press Review

Competitions (May 01, 2011), Canadian Architect, 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

Edmonton Arts Council, The Art of Living 2008-2018, 2008

City of Edmonton, Parkland Bylaw 2202, 2003

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

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

City of Edmonton, Fine Design for Functional Fun in City Parks, 2011

City of Edmonton, Victoria Park Pavilion Design - Competition Winners, 2011

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

CBC News , Edmonton unveils winning park pavilion designs, CBC News | Edmonton, 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
Documentation graphique
Règlement
Règlement
Règlement
Documentation
Liste des membres du jury
Fiche technique
Photographies
Photographies
Photographies
Photographies
Photographies
Documentation graphique
Rapport du jury (global)

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