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Location: North Campus, East Campus Village
Architect: GEC Architecture
Contractor: Graham Construction
Scheduled Completion: Spring 2017

Peter Lougheed Hall is being constructed as a student residence associated with the University of Alberta's Peter Lougheed Leadership College. The College will be a broad, inclusive undergraduate leadership development program that will forge leaders through formal and co-curricular learning, engagement, and mentorship. Students of the College may choose to live in a residence creating an immersive experience.

The Peter Lougheed Hall project is being constructed east of 111 Street, in between Saskatchewan Drive and 90 Avenue, adjacent to Adair Park and is targeting a Green GlobeTM rating of Four Globes.

Please visit the Peter Lougheed Hall project website for more information.

http://www.facilities.ualberta.ca/planning_project_delivery/constprojects.aspx#Lougheed

Peter Lougheed Hall
The residence in Peter Lougheed Hall will provide pleasant interior design including welcoming entrances, natural light and functional social spaces for residents; integrating them with active outdoor spaces for the wider university community. The new 7,925 square metre residence will anchor and further develop East Campus Village into an inviting, walkable, student focused and vibrant neighbourhood connecting the campus to adjoining amenities.

The proposed design includes 143 bed spaces in one and two bedroom configurations, common areas including a large inspirational space with video conferencing capabilities, for social gatherings, lectures and seminars. Also included are outdoor amenity space, large and flexible dining hall, fitness and recreation rooms, and a conference room.

http://www.facilities.ualberta.ca/e...livery/ConstProjects/Peter Lougheed Hall.aspx

 

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[archited]

The east U of A campus seems to be headed towards a kind of quiet dignity befitting the Garneau district.

 

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@archited I have concerns about the number of older houses that made way for these buildings, but recognize not all of them were worth keeping, and that those of particular historical interest were moved. I am happy at how many mature elms they were able to keep, though.

 

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Update: http://edmonton.skyrisecities.com/news/2017/02/u-east-campus-village-expands-footprint

 

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High-res renderings via https://www.gecarchitecture.com/university-of-alberta-peter-lougheed-hall

 

[Marcanadian]

Wow, had no idea that courtyard was hidden behind the walls. Loving the brick treatment and planters.

 

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That'd be some pretty sweet digs to live in while attending the university.

 

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GEC Architecture‏ @gecarchitecture 18 hours ago
Peter Lougheed Hall at @UAlberta had its grand opening today! @doniveson #LIVE #LEARN #Architecture #Edmonton #YEG http://ow.ly/wZJi30cnqHa pic.twitter.com/qQXRR44uK4

 

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@Daveography being inside this building for the opening was incredible. Such a gorgeous building. The view from the second floor laundry room was even amazing, tones of natural light and a great warm environment. I'm excited to see it filled with students come September.

 

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The interior courtyard walls look pretty value-engineered from the renders, but otherwise sounds like it turned out pretty great.

 

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Aug. 17

 

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The court yard in Peter Lougheed Hall, a student residence at the University of Alberta. DOUBLESPACE PHOTOGRAPHY
A south-facing inner courtyard defines this new student residence, aiming to help create a sense of community in this corner of the University of Alberta campus.

“They didn’t overbuild that building,” said Thorne, adding they could have packed more students in but would have sacrificed a lovely, livable and welcoming design. “It’s a large building that doesn’t feel large.”

This new student residence anchors the University’s East Campus Village and sits at 11011 Saskatchewan Drive. It opened this fall to students.

“It follows a European courtyard model … and has excellent street presence,” said Spearey.

• Architecture: GEC Architecture
• Owner: University of Alberta
• Won: Award of Merit for Urban Architecture

http://edmontonjournal.com/news/ins...ws-the-crowd-in-edmontons-urban-design-awards