Our Project architect, Macfarland Marceau Architects provided us with new working images this week of what the Field Station is going to look like once it is built. These images are from Google Sketchup models being used as a working tool during the design process.
View from east wall with inner sections exposed to show the shape of the curved beams that form the “clam shell” inspired shape of the public areas.
View of the Public Foyer – the cutout on the distant wall is the shutter that opens to the teaching and demonstration kitchen that will be operated by VIU’s Culinary Institute of Vancouver Island.
View from inside the seminar room which can be opened to the Public Foyer for special events. The view out the window is the actual view.
Another shot of what the view is going to look like from inside.
May 5, 2010 at 6:26 am
Please advise who the electrical engineer is for this project.
With all the windows are you including daylighting controls for the lighting?
May 5, 2010 at 9:07 am
Hi, Cobalt Engineering is the electrical engineer and Tyee Electric is the electrical contractor. Daylighting controls are being used throughout the building. Cheers.