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SERGEANT TOMMY PRINCE PLACE
(formerly NORTH CENTENNIAL RECREATION & LEISURE FACILITY)

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​Year:  2010
Location:  90 Sinclair, Winnipeg, MB
Client:  City of Winnipeg
Budget:  $7.5 million
Awards:  
Project is LEED® Silver® (certified 28 June 2017); and City of Winnipeg Accessibility Award (2010)

Sergeant Tommy Prince Place (formerly the North Centennial Recreation & Leisure Facility) is located at Dufferin and Sinclair in the William Whyte neighbourhood of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Increasing neighbourhood visitation and access to the facility was a defining component of the design. Understanding distinct stakeholder needs (including seniors, children, youth, staff, Winnipeg Aboriginal Sports Achievement Centre and others) was a preliminary and integral step in the process. The project includes two green roofs, solar panels, and substantial natural space in the design. A prominent new entrance was designed for the north side of the building. This area is complemented by community learning studios and a community  kitchen.