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| Courtenay Corporation Office | ||||
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| SunLife Plaza | ||||
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SunLife Plaza, located in downtown Calgary, is comprised of three 28 storey office buildings totalling 117,518 sq.m. in area. The Towers were constructed in two phases. Phase One included the West and North Towers for a total area of 64,857 sq.m., plus 3,967 sq.m. of Main Floor and +15 Level commercial and public amenity space. Underground parking provided for 385 cars. Phase One was completed November 1982. Phase Two included the East Tower for a total area of 43,354 sq.m., plus 3,716 sq.m. of Main Floor and +15 Level commercial and public amenity space. Underground parking provided for 314 cars. Phase Two was completed in March 1984. Phases One and Two created a 920 sq.m. terraced outdoor landscaped plaza which united all three towers at grade level. |
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| Centre 1000 | ||||
| The six-storey, 60,000 square foot building is located on Centre Street North and attempts to provide a much needed relief to the street scape by its substantial setback, terraced articulation, and extensive landscaping. The ground floor includes the lobby and 8,000 square feet of retail; underground there are three levels of parking to accommodate 85 cars. Special glazing details and landscaped roof deck offer alternatives to the conventional smaller office retail space prevalent in the marketplace. |
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| 5th Avenue Place Entrance | ||||
| Part of a two phase project, the East and West entrances of this tower were designed to visually open the lobby to the street with new finishes in the entrance and elevator lobbies. The new entrances create vitality in these spaces and improve market appeal of the complex. All work was done while maintaining full operation of the building. |  |
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| Travel Alberta Information Centre | ||||
| The Travel Alberta Information Centre provides approximately 250,000 visitors with information that will assist them in planning a trip to the National Parks and Alberta. The Centre is sensitive to the National Park wilderness, setting and heritage. |  |
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Coupland Kraemer Architecture + Interior Design
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