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Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Campus
Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Campus
Waterloo, Canada
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Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) Campus
Waterloo, Canada
Project Featured on Apr 15, 2015
The Balsillie School of International Affairs completes the first phase of the master plan to transform the historic Seagram Distillery into a campus for the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI). The CIGI Campus is located on a 15,780-square-metre site in uptown Waterloo, Canada. The three-storey, 10,700-square-metre building integrates public and teaching areas, faculty offices, student work spaces, administrative offices and service spaces as well as a bell tower and a 250-seat auditorium/ lecture hall with an adjacent cafe.
In response to the client's request for a courtyard building with a bell tower, the design offers a contemporary interpretation of the academic quadrangle in the 'Oxbridge' style with three interconnected bar buildings organized around a central courtyard. A two-storey glass pavilion with a large-scale entrance canopy and bell tower marks the main entrance and is sited to create a publically accessible pedestrian route between the new building and the historic barrel warehouse. The spaces facing into the courtyard form a continuous glass-enclosed cloister with seating and fireplaces.
Photos: Tom Arban, Maris Mezulis, Double Space Photography
In response to the client's request for a courtyard building with a bell tower, the design offers a contemporary interpretation of the academic quadrangle in the 'Oxbridge' style with three interconnected bar buildings organized around a central courtyard. A two-storey glass pavilion with a large-scale entrance canopy and bell tower marks the main entrance and is sited to create a publically accessible pedestrian route between the new building and the historic barrel warehouse. The spaces facing into the courtyard form a continuous glass-enclosed cloister with seating and fireplaces.
Photos: Tom Arban, Maris Mezulis, Double Space Photography
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