LONG PLAIN FINANCE BUILDING Long Plain First Nation, MB
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Renderings by BridgmanCollaborative Architecture
Year: In development
Client: Long Plain First Nation
A building designed for the Administration of Finance both for Long Plain First Nation and Arrowhead Development Agency.
There are two parts of the project. The first is a community area where people pick up their cheques, discuss community financial issues in the board room, and enjoy the presence of a cultural space. The second area features a secure area with 50 offices, an athletic area, staff lunchroom and calm room for finance administration staff.
The entrance to the building features a front porch with 13 columns representing the lunar cycles over the course of a year. The building is 13,500 sf and will cost in the range of $6,500,000.
The building was designed in conjunction with Ryan Gorrie of Brook Mcilroy Architecture.
Client: Long Plain First Nation
A building designed for the Administration of Finance both for Long Plain First Nation and Arrowhead Development Agency.
There are two parts of the project. The first is a community area where people pick up their cheques, discuss community financial issues in the board room, and enjoy the presence of a cultural space. The second area features a secure area with 50 offices, an athletic area, staff lunchroom and calm room for finance administration staff.
The entrance to the building features a front porch with 13 columns representing the lunar cycles over the course of a year. The building is 13,500 sf and will cost in the range of $6,500,000.
The building was designed in conjunction with Ryan Gorrie of Brook Mcilroy Architecture.