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Fleming College A-Wing, Sutherland Campus

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Educational Buildings
Firm LocationToronto, Canada
Project locationPeterborough, Ontario, Canada
CompanyGow Hastings Architects
Lead ArchitectPhilip Hastings
Design TeamGow Hastings Architects: Philip Hastings, Partner-in-Charge; Valerie Gow, Interior Designer; Jim Burkitt, Design Director; Graham Bolton, Project Architect; Stephen Wenzel, Project Team. Engineering Link: Robert Holyrod, Structural Principal; Paul Pasqualini, Building Envelope Principal. WSP: Michael DiZio, Mechanical Principal; Aneeta Devi Singh; Senior Electrical Designer.
ClientFleming College
Projecthttp://gowhastings.com/projects/fleming-college-a-wing-revitalization

Fleming College’s Sutherland Campus was established in 1973 in a park-like setting. Almost 50 years later, the college commissioned our firm to revitalize the 76,000 sf A-Wing. The process began by shedding the building’s brown aluminum envelope back to its steel frame, recladding it with white and yellow alpolic aluminum panels that give a clean and luminous appearance. To bring lightness into the building, we demarcated each entrance with a glass pavilion and added a transparent central hub that serves as a meeting space. The revamped building transforms how students engage with the College.