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Carleton University, Richcraft Hall (Previously: River Building)
Carleton University, Richcraft Hall (Previously: River Building)
Ottawa, Canada
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Carleton University, Richcraft Hall (Previously: River Building)
Ottawa, Canada
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2012
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
*Moriyama Teshima Architects in joint venture with Griffiths Rankin Cook Architects
Protecting, respecting and enhancing the Rideau Canal and River is a fundamental municipal, provincial and national priority. The Carleton University Campus is quite literally framed by these two waterways – the Canal along the east and north edges, and the River to the south. The new campus master plan calls for all buildings on campus to act as paths between these natural landscapes and vessels that frame and highlight views outward. Directly on the waterfront, the new 143,000 SF River Building does just that. The multi-and inter-disciplinary home to the School of International Affairs, Public Policy, Journalism and Communication and the Institute of European and Eurasian Studies, the building program includes classrooms, lounges, libraries, lecture theatre, conference facilities, study and computer labs, faculty offices, a riverfront Café and a 3-storey central Atrium that elegantly frames the sublime River landscape.
The program is carefully arranged to capture the stunning views and bring the users as close to the river as possible.
Protecting, respecting and enhancing the Rideau Canal and River is a fundamental municipal, provincial and national priority. The Carleton University Campus is quite literally framed by these two waterways – the Canal along the east and north edges, and the River to the south. The new campus master plan calls for all buildings on campus to act as paths between these natural landscapes and vessels that frame and highlight views outward. Directly on the waterfront, the new 143,000 SF River Building does just that. The multi-and inter-disciplinary home to the School of International Affairs, Public Policy, Journalism and Communication and the Institute of European and Eurasian Studies, the building program includes classrooms, lounges, libraries, lecture theatre, conference facilities, study and computer labs, faculty offices, a riverfront Café and a 3-storey central Atrium that elegantly frames the sublime River landscape.
The program is carefully arranged to capture the stunning views and bring the users as close to the river as possible.
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