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Centennial College A Building Expansion

Firm LocationToronto, Canada
Project locationScarborough, Canada
CompanyDIALOG in collaboration with Smoke Architecture
Lead DesignerChen Cohen
Design TeamCraig Applegath, Juan Carlos Portuese, Jason D'Altroy, Camille Ganuelas, Farah Al Amin, Maya Jarah, Eladia Smoke, Larissa Roque, Chelsea Jacobs, Julie Bédard
ClientCentennial College

The Centennial College A Building is a celebration of the Mi’kmaq concept of "Two-Eyed Seeing" which harmonizes Indigenous wisdom and Western perspectives. The design of the interior centers on inspiring innovative thinking while allowing the building to be the primary storyteller. As Canada’s first LEED Gold, net-zero carbon, WELL certified, mass timber, higher-education facility it exemplifies an unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability and social responsibility.