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ARCHITECTURE 2 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

David Graham, PMP, GSISenior Project ManagerDG Project Management Ltd. #101 - 1402 McGill RoadvvvvvKamloops, BC V2C 1L3v

January 4, 2011

Re: 108 Mile Cultural Centre, Phase 1 Request for Qualifications

Enclosed please find a joint submission of qualifications from Landmark Architecture Ltd. and Broadway Architects. Our firms have exceptional qualifications for this project. Over the past 10 years we have collaborated on several ecologically sound projects and have worked with over 25 First Nations. Together we have 30 years experience designing low impact, green buildings and eco based Community Master Plans. Recent environmentally responsive developments we have worked on jointly include:- Eco-Village Resort Plan For Takhini Hot Springs Resort - Government House Centre, District Geoexchange Building & energy efficient familiy housing for Na Cho Nyak Dun First Nation- Tage Cho Hudan Cultural Heritage Centre for the Little Salmon First Nation- Daycare, Health & Social Healing Centre Little Salmon Carmacks First Ntion- Sustainable Community Housing Demonstration Project for Seabird Island First Nation Our work has been acknowledged for its stewardship and recognized as a “model” for the development of ecologically sensitive communities. Currently both firms are working on only sustainable type projects. Landmark Architecture Ltd. has two registered LEEDprojects; a LEED silver under construction due for completion in the Spring of 2011 for the District of Sicamous, and the other a LEED gold, Family Place to be tendered in January 2011. Broadway Architects are completing the design for one of Canada’s first low impact/zero energy housing subdivisions.

Our enclosed qualifications provide more detailed information on who we are, our design philosophy based on “ECOlibrium” restorative principles and examples of past projects incorporating these values. For additional information, please visit our respective firm’s websites at: www.broadwayarchitects.com and www.landmark-architecture.com. We would be pleased to meet with you and the Northern Secwepemc Cultural Society to discuss your proposed Cultural Centre in detail, and the experience our team can bring to this project. Thank you for the opportunity to present our credentials on your exciting project. We look forward to hearing from you. Regards,

Monica Baille, MAIBC, AIAPrincipal, Landmark Architecture [email protected]

Rob Sieniuc, MAIBCPrincipal, Broadway [email protected]

R o b S i e n i u c + A s s o c i a t e sBR ADWAY ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTURE PLANNING SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

1030 West 6th Avenue Vancouver, BC Canada V6H 1A3Tel: 604.731.0009 www.broadwayarchitects.com

2025 Bayswater Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6K 4A9Tel: 604.228.1243 www.landmark-architecture.com

DESIGNING SMALLFOOTPRINTS WITH A BIG IMPACT

“ Designing small footprints with a Big Impact” Monica Baille

Landmark Architecture specializes in contemporary design for communities that require environmentally-responsive design and revitalization services.

We can help clients to verifiably reduce the operating costs of community facilities by applying green technology. We focus our energy on projects that benefit from our substantial experience designing civic architecture for the long-term benefit of communities.

If you are looking for modern, efficient, compact, and environmentally-responsive facilities, Landmark’s involvement will result in distinctive and cost effective solutions that integrate architecture, technology and the environment.

Landmark is different from its competition - we don’t just want to design a building we want to provide lasting value to your community with every project. We produce all of our own construction documents including specifications. We are proud of our reputation for being responsive to clients and their needs regardless of the scale of the project.

As architects and community facilitators, we can take on each project from the initial feasibility study, through design options to construction and commissioning. We believe small interventions in a community can and should have a large and lasting positive impact.

For more information about Landmark Architecture Ltd.please visit: www.landmark-architecture.com.

Front Entry Fort St. James Community Centre

Monica Baillie conducting facility planning workshop Kispiox Community School Structure (with Larry McFarland Architect Ltd)

Kispiox Community School - Interior

Landmark Achitecture Ltd.

LANDMARK ARCHITECTURE LTD. - DESIGNING SMALL FOOTPRINTS WITH A BIG IMPACT

Design Philosophy

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As an architect I am the midwife of a process. When I intervene in nature and make a mark, I want to be as certain as possible that I could not make the building better. I work with my clients, and convey all I know about architecture that will help their project manifest itself in the best way. My greatest joy is discovering a really great resolution through interaction and sharing of the design process.

My main contribution to the process is building the sense of community and ownership in a project that will give the project it’s greatness.

As an architect midwife I am good to have along. At the same time I know I am only one small part of delivering something that all those who touch will be proud of it for generations to come. Monica Baillie


Landmark Architecture Ltd.Monica Baillie• Member Architectural Institute of British Columbia• Member AIA, CSC, CSI• Bachelor of Architecture,University of BC, 1988

Monica Baillie has worked in the profession for almost a quarter of a century, is a senior architect registered since 1991, and has managed her own architecture business since 1997. She interned with Arthur Erickson, and has worked as a development planner for the City of Vancouver, and an Owner’s Development Manager for the University of British Columbia.

She enjoys all things artistic and travels to study architecture and art. Recent trips include Australia – to attend an opera in the opera house, New York – to visit the Metropolitan and MOMA and Tokyo – to tour recent modern architecture sites. She is looking forward to some time in Italy in the not too distant future.

Ben Chouinard• Bachelor of Arts, Ontario College of Art• Architectural Technical Diploma, BCIT

Ben has an impressive, comprehensive technical working knowledge from a wide variety of projects and building types.

Mr. Chouinard has experience working on large scale residential, commercial, and civic projects which have allowed him to work collaboratively with clients to ensure products, finishes, and specifications are the best possible fit for the construction.

Ben Ostrander

• Member Architectural Institute of British Columbia• Bachelor of Architecture, University of BC

Ben O is the office champion of accessibility and a code consultant specialist. Ben has retired from running his own practice and is enjoying being the go-to-guy for complex problems and the guru of contract administration.

When Ben is not driving his hot little green sports car he can be found golfing with his 90 year old father or traveling to the Grand Cayman Islands. v

““If nothing ever changed, ther’d be no butterflies.” Unknown

Resumes

Healing Circle @ Kispiox Community School (with Larry McFarland Architect)

Design Charette with Community Elders

Ft St James Community Centre


Sicamous District Hall, Library & Museum


The Sicamous District Hall, Library and Museum is a 14,000 sq. ft. multipurpose facility which has been designed to house the Sicamous Council Chambers, the District administration offices, the Okanagan Regional Library and the Sicamous Museum.

It is targeting LEED Certified and will be an icon of sustainability for the region once completed.

The project is currently under construction and scheduled to open to the public in 2011.



Sicamous District Hall, Library & Museum - Rendering

Sicamous District Hall - under construction Dec 2010 Sicamous District Hall, Library & Museum - Massing Study

Sicamous District Hall, Library & Museum - Floor Plans Sicamous District Hall, Library & Museum - Elevatrions


Family Place - Parksville, BC

Located in Parksville B.C. Family Place is designed to provide stigma-free services to families in a campus-like setting. This 21,000 square foot community facility will be purpose-built to provide service delivery spaces and office spaces for the Vancouver Island Health Authority, School District 69 Qualicum, and the Ministry of Children and Family Development. Services provided include pre and post natal classes, immunization clinics, family counselling, and an early intervention team for families with children who are hard of hearing or who require occupational or physical therapy. It allows families that are functioning with difficulty to have support, be exposed to healthy activity and nutrition classes, and connect with families that are functioning i! n a healt The building’s form, with sloped roofs and articulated gables, integrates the structure into the adjacent residential neighbourhood. A portion of the building is nestled into the site to reduce the overall mass and keep it in the scale of the neighbourhood. The building envelope was designed to be very energy efficient. Family Place is designed as a durable and sustainable facility, to healthy LEED Gold standards. It will be owned and operated by the School District and will be a lasting asset to the community. It is the first LEED project designed in the City of Parksville and it will serve a very diverse community.

Family Place, Parksville

Family Place - Design Charette conducted by Monica Baillie

Family Place - Elevations

Family Place - Floor Plan

Family Place - Rendering


Lantzville Municipal Hall - Lantzsville, BC

This municipal hall was part of a master plan for the core of a new municipality that was until recently like a suburb of the City of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.

The design is very compact to allow development with limited resources. It takes into consideration future growth and and appropriate scale of developent for a small community.

Burnaby Public Library & Civic Square - BurnabyMonica Baillie, Intern with James Cheng Architect

The city of Burnaby developed this Library as a civic anchor to the Metro-town commercial development. It was sensitively located so that it would be near future rapid transit to allow easy access to all citizens.

You do not have to be a resident of Burnaby to borrow materials so it serves a very wide community. It was developed with space for the Fraser Valley Regional Library Association that would permit BPL to expand in the future.


Fort St James Community Centre

The 7,400 sq.ft. Fort St James Community Centre is designed to accommodate an auditorium with stage, racquetball court, gallery hall, and mezzanine space.

This two phase project includes renovations and upgrades to the existing Arena. It takes advantage of the site’s central location, adjacent baseball diamond and availabiltiy of parking. Phase 1 renovations and upgrades are nearing completion.

It is linked to the community’s existing arena to maximize the benefits of a new geo-exchange system and to minimize the need for additional staffin resources.

Fort St James Community Centre

Interior View - Fort St James Community Centre

FIRST NATIONS PROJECTS

• Jean-Marie Joseph School – Yekooche First Nation (with Peter Turje MAIBC)

• Kispiox Community School(with Larry McFarland Architect Ltd.)

• Na-Cho Nyak Dun Government House – Programmng, Schematic Design, Construction

OTHER CULTURAL FACILITIES

• Fort St James Community Centre – Auditorium, Dressing Rooms, and recreational facilities

• Burnaby Public Library (with James Cheng Architect)

• Kitsilano Community Centre Addition (with Walter Francl Architect Ltd.)

See www.landmark-architecture.com for more details.

Fort St James Community Centre - Elevations Fort St James Community Centre - Floor Plan


References

LANDMARK ARCHITECTURE LTD. Monica Bai l l ie , MAIBC DESIGNING SMALL FOOTPRINTS WITH A BIG IMPACT

Esther Pace, Manager/DirectorVancouver Island Health AuthorityTel: (250) 731-1315

Candice Morgan, SuperintendentSchool District 69 ParksvilleTel: (250) 954-3024

Suzanne Poohkay, DirectorFacilities & Capital Planning, University of BCTel: (604) 882-0486


For this project Broadway Architects will be working with Monica Baillie, Landmark Architecture to assist with programming and community workshops.

Landmark Architecture specializes in contemporary design for communities that require environmentally-responsive design and revitalization services. They strive to reduce the operating costs of community facilities by applying green technology

Landmark Architecture Ltd. currently has two registered LEED projects; a LEED silver under construction due for completion in the Spring of 2011 for the District of Sicamous, and the other a LEED gold, Family Place to be tendered in January 2011.

The principal of Landmark Architecture and its pred-ecessor firm, Monica Baillie Architect Ltd., has been playing a key role in West Coast sustainable develop-ments since 1997.

Numerous years of contributing to the development of landmark buildings in throughout British Columbia enables Landmark to incorporate realistic structures into communities that provide lasting community sup-port. As well, they provide professional specification services and have written dozens of project specifica-tions for LEED standard buildings.

Monica Baillie has collaborated with Broadway Archi-tects on numerous project over the last 10 years in-cluding Manning Park Resort, Seabird Island Sustain-able Community Project and Government House.

Monica Baillie• Member Architectural Institute of British Columbia• Member AIA, CSC, CSI• Bachelor of Architecture,University of BC, 1988

Monica Baillie has worked in the profession for almost a quarter of a century, is a senior architect registered since 1991, and has managed her own architecture business since 1997.

She interned with Arthur Erickson, and has worked as a development planner for the City of Vancouver, and an Owner’s Development Manager for the University of British Columbia.

Healing Circle @ Kispiox Community School (with Larry McFarland Architect)

Design Charette with Community Elders

ARCHITECTURE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN 19 PLANNING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT


Landmark Architecture Ltd.

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