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Project Completed:
2013 |
Construction Value:
$6.1 Million |
Client:
J.P. Thomson Architects Ltd. |
Location:
LaSalle, Ontario |
LaSalle Environmental Services, Culture & Recreation Building
The Environmental Services, Culture and Recreation building was part of the Town of LaSalle municipal buildings relocation project. The original building was built in 1990 with 17,222 sq. ft. of total floor area and housed offices and equipment/vehicle maintenance areas. A new 34,512 sq. ft. building was constructed at the Vollmer Complex Lands to house the following services:
Main features in this building include:
- Truck storage
- Repair area for snow plows, Culture and Recreational vehicles
- Total of 18 truck bays (4 for repairs, 2 for wash bays)
- Offices, kitchen, locker room and training room
- Classified as a OBC Post-Disaster Emergency Facility
- Group D business and personal facilities
- Vehicle fueling station
Main features in this building include:
- Fluorescent T5HO, T8 lighting
- LED pot and site lighting
- Generator on site
- Occupancy Sensors
- Vehicle repair lifts
- Repair equipment
- Fire alarm system
- Security system
