This week, we are highlighting our contending entries in this year’s LOOP Design Awards, starting with the Rouge National Urban Park Visitor, Learning, and Community Centre in the Concept: Architecture category!

Rouge National Urban Park (RNUP), located roughly 25 kilometres east of Toronto’s city centre, is the first park in Canada to receive the “National Urban Park” designation. The RNUP Visitor, Learning, and Community Centre, a collaboration between Moriyama Teshima Architects, Six Nations of the Grand River-based Two Row Architect, and Studio Ian Gray, will serve as the park’s primary facility where visitors can learn about the Rouge’s natural, cultural, and agricultural heritage.

Please click the button below to cast a vote in this project’s favour. You are permitted to vote once per day, every day, until September 15th. We appreciate your support!