Recreation

The newly-renovated Hayward Field is a world-class track and field facility, weaving its way into the campus fabric in a variety of ways. This facility gives athletes an unparalleled stage to compete, while providing a world-class fan experience for those who love track and field.

The Three Bears Lodge is a full service resort, offering a family-friendly vacation without leaving the property. Douglas Fir Glulam was chosen to help enhance the natural qualities of Jellystone Park, with glulam beams, wood decking, and galvanized connections being supplied throughout the resort.

A multi-purpose venue nestled next to Butler Park with an incredible view of downtown Austin. The venue features a flexible floor plan with 125,000 gross square feet.

Western Archrib supplied the glulam timber that defines the Remington YMCA’s open, inclusive design, providing structural support, natural warmth, and sustainable performance for this vibrant community hub in Calgary’s Quarry Park.

Western Archrib supplied the glulam beams that define the Howard Commons Pavilion, enabling its expansive open-air rink and helping create a year-round civic hub for the Village of Howard.

Completed in 2016, the Washington Latin Public Charter School Gymnasium - the first cross-laminated timber project in Washington, DC - uses glulam beams and CLT panels to create a cost-effective, structurally innovative, and welcoming space that supports student well-being.

Located in Hawrelak Park, the EFCL plaza celebrates Community League volunteers that have helped build Edmonton for more than 100 years. The plaza includes seating, heaters, information and displays about Community League's, and spectacular views of the lake & creek.

The Minoru Centre for Active Living replaces an aging and outdated group of buildings, and helps meet the changing needs of the Richmond community. The facility features an aquatic centre, a seniors community centre, fitness centre, athletic team rooms, event spaces, and an outdoor community plaza.

The Malahat Skywalk is an accessible 600m treetop walk through forests leading to a spectacular gentle spiral ramp, taking you up 32m to a lookout point offering views of Finlayson Arm, Saanich Peninsula, Mount Baker, and the Distant Coast Mountains

This award-winning facility is characterized by lots of natural lighting, joining the West Vancouver Community Centre by a beautiful glass atrium.

This facility includes two NHL-sized rinks with room for 700 spectators, as well as a fully accessible ice sheet for sledge hockey. The project achieved LEED® Silver certification for features such as a vegetated roof, re-use of waste heat for the seating area, and reduced water consumption.

Featuring the longest span timber catenary roof built to date, this project is a multiple international award winner. This facility is equipped to handle both the everyday needs of a growing community as well as international events.

Created exclusively from materials native to British Columbia, the natural beauty of wood as a building material is allowed to shine in the spotlight.

The upgrade to the existing facility increased the size of the main gymnasium and fitness centre, adding additional studio space for activities such as karate, yoga, and dance. The new facility is 10 times more spacious than the existing one.

This was the first public facility to be developed in the new master plan for Surrey's Cloverdale Fairgrounds. The design process followed Surrey's Sustainable Design Charter.

A multiple award winner, this portion of the Canada Olympic Park features three NHL-sized rinks, as well as an international-sized arena that has seating capabilities for up to 3,000 people.

The Clayton Community Centre is the first facility in Surrey to combine arts, recreations, library, and park spaces. The centre is designed as a Passive House certified building to recognize the goals of Surrey's Sustainability Charter, and the community's plans in creating a more sustainable neighbourhood.