Slave Lake Government Centre and Library
A one-year-old building that was destroyed by a wildfire was given new life. The new building has streamlined the delivery of public services in Slave Lake, providing a central place where people can meet, interact, and conduct daily business all in one place.
The new Government Centre and Library for the Town of Slave Lake was designed & built to consolidate a number of government services, in outdated facilities, that were distributed through the community. The new building includes two courtrooms, holding cells, a top-of-the-line security system, public library, and a meeting space. Construction was comprised of Douglas Fir Glulam columns and beams to support a wood roof decking, with wood-framed exterior walls. The project also made very good use of reused materials, with much of the wood coming from the deconstruction of a church in Edmonton.
Architect : Reimagine (formerly Manasc Isaac)
This project is LEED® certified.
Awards:
⦁ BOMA Edmonton Pinnacle Award for Above & Beyond the Call of Duty - 2013
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