Not just another concrete structure, the University of Alberta Jubilee Parkade was designed uniquely within the context of its surroundings. While the project did meet the functional requirements of providing 734 parking spaces across its 5 floors of parking, that’s not what makes the structure stand out.
The parkade was designed and built to feel like an extension of the Jubilee Auditorium. A wall of specialty glass on the north side of the parkade provides a theatre screen upon which the Jubilee Auditorium advertises upcoming events. A decorative steel wall serves as the foundation for a vertical greenspace for vines to grow and interweave into the structure.
The immaculately lit parkade with three glass enclosed staircases and two glass-backed elevators, ensures additional safety for visitors.
Client
University of Alberta
Architect
RJC Engineers
Size
224,998 sq.ft.
Delivery Method
Construction Management
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NAIT Parkade
The Parkade at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) required a building constructed with future integration and expansion in mind.
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