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Transforming Urban Landscapes: Building a New Lansdowne Park
Date
September 2, 2015
$20
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In 2012, the City of Ottawa, Ontario, embarked on a $450 million renewal project to restore Lansdowne Park into a modern, urban destination for sports, entertainment, and cultural events. The project included 380,000 square feet of retail space, an 11 acre underground parking lot, new condominium and office towers, a renovated arena, and an 18 acre urban park and event space. Learn how sustainable transportation, facility, and accessibility standards were integral to the project.
Speakers
Marco Manconi, P Eng
Manager, Design and Construction, City of Ottawa
Philippe Landry, P Eng
Manager, Traffic Services, City of Ottawa Dept of Public Works
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