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Moriyama Teshima Architects in association with Barrie & Langille Architects executed the Brian Mulroney Institute of Governance, Mulroney Hall. This institute is dedicated to the study of government, Canada-U.S. relations, and global affairs for undergraduates.
Overlooking the Ottawa River, Phase 1 of the Visitor Welcome Centre is the first new major addition on Parliament Hill in almost a century and creates the new front door for all visitors to the Parliamentary Precinct. The project establishes a secure public entry to the buildings on Parliament Hill and preserves the integrity and openness of the public green on Canada’s most important heritage site.
Together with Architecttura Inc., Moriyama Teshima Architects delivered a beautiful building to the City of Windsor that is efficient, transparent, functional, customer service oriented, sustainable, and cost-effective. Standing in the parking lot directly behind the existing City Hall and adjacent to the waterfront park, the 107,000 SF City Hall is central to the new civic square which will additionally include development from the University of Windsor, St. Clair College, as well as cultural and recreational facilities.
Certified LEED Gold, Canon Canada’s new headquarters in Brampton, Ontario, demonstrates a creative approach to sustainability and design while promoting employees’ healthy lifestyle. The strategic placement of the building on the site was key to ensuring the client’s vision for a “building within a park”, allowing generous views and connections to nature. The building’s interiors balance privacy and collegiality in an open and serene environment.
