Stantec Atrium Building
Edmonton, Alberta
Terri
Meyer Boake B.E.S. B.Arch. M.Arch.
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Edmonton, Alberta |
Project
Information:
Architects: Stantec, Edmonton
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| Prow
at entrance. |
Detail
of facade at entrance. |
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| View
along 112th street. |
Signage
at entrance. |
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| View
to steel structure at front entrance. |
Detail
view of steel at "prow" entrance. |
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| Front
lobby. |
Interior of office space - open planning to permit daylighting. |
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| Structural
glass partition. |
Detail view of structural glass, sandwiched with ends of glass exposed. |
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| The "atrium"
space - combination of lounge and office space. |
View towards the street elevation of the atrium. |
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View towards ceiling of atrium. |
Shading devices are used to moderate the daylight in the atrium. |
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Mobile
office cubicles. |
Glazed partitions separate the private from group offices to permit daylight to pass through. |
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| Primary street elevation. | Shading devices on on primary street elevation. |
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Winter
view of the green roof. |
LEED Silver Award. |
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last updated April 14, 2006
