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Centreline Architecture will be doing the feasibility study of the AB Ellis building for the Rainbow Community Non-Profit Housing. They are a Sudbury-based architectural firm that was founded in 2007 and employs eight team members. Some of the projects they have worked on have been an integrated site plan for The Junction; new facilities for Maple Hill Farm; a 20-unit residential conversion in downtown Sudbury; new exterior stairs for the historic Christ the King Church and project management for the McEwen School of Architecture. Its website indicates it has been recognized with a ‘small enterprise’ award and have been a finalist for both ‘best customer service’ and ‘the best place to work’ at the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Bell Business Excellence Awards.
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A lot has changed since John Gunn arrived in Sudbury in the late 1970s.
The landscape at that time was “largely barren,” noted the director of the Living With Lakes Centre, leaving his young wife to ponder: “Are we really going to stay here?”
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The couple would indeed stick around, with Gunn studying the impacts of acid on lakes and helping to found the Freshwater Ecology Unit at Laurentian University in 1989.
Over his career, he would also witness, and document, a remarkable transformation.
Sudbury2050 Urban Design Winners Announced
Sudbury2050 Urban Design Winners Announced
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The McEwen School of Architecture has announced the winners of the Sudbury2050 Urban Design Ideas Competition. 100 design concepts for the future of the community were received from creative teams representing over 20 countries.
According to the school, “the designs varied widely in their approach and their design solutions. All of them represented creative and often provocative thinking about our City of Greater Sudbury and its future. Each presented a different story about our community. Rarely does a community get the opportunity to be the focus of an international design competition.”