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Four teams have been shortlisted to win the $6.7 million contract to reimagine Nepean Point, the National Capital Commission announced Thursday.
The iconic site occupies a total area of 2.5 hectares, including Nepean Point, the north sidewalk of St. Patrick Street, the triangular traffic island at the junction of St. Patrick and Mackenzie Avenue, a Sussex Drive entrance adjacent to the National Gallery and a small portion of Major Hill’s Park.
The first phase will replace the 50-year-old Astrolabe theatre and spruce up the area around the Samuel de Champlain statue.
Subsequent phases of the redevelopment include a footbridge linking Nepean Point and Major Hill’s Park.
The finalists are:
A jury of five experts reviewed 26 submissions and selected the finalists on the basis of their qualifications and previous work, the NCC said in a media release.
Each team will now prepare an overall design concept, a detailed design for Nepean Point, a design of a pedestrian bridge linking Major’s Hill Park and Nepean Point, and a gathering place for events and programming
Final proposals are due in September. The NCC will unveil the finalists’ designs in October and name a winner in November.
The first phase of construction is expected to begin in 2019.
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The iconic site occupies a total area of 2.5 hectares, including Nepean Point, the north sidewalk of St. Patrick Street, the triangular traffic island at the junction of St. Patrick and Mackenzie Avenue, a Sussex Drive entrance adjacent to the National Gallery and a small portion of Major Hill’s Park.
The first phase will replace the 50-year-old Astrolabe theatre and spruce up the area around the Samuel de Champlain statue.
Subsequent phases of the redevelopment include a footbridge linking Nepean Point and Major Hill’s Park.
The finalists are:
- Marc Ryan (Public Work, KPMB Architects, Blackwell)
- Janet Rosenberg (Janet Rosenberg & Studio, Patkau Architects, Blackwell, ERA Architects)
- Vincent Asselin (WAA Landscape Architecture, Tectoo Architecture, Milan Ingegneria)
- Adriaan Geuze (West 8, Barry Padolsky Ass., Fotenn)
A jury of five experts reviewed 26 submissions and selected the finalists on the basis of their qualifications and previous work, the NCC said in a media release.
Each team will now prepare an overall design concept, a detailed design for Nepean Point, a design of a pedestrian bridge linking Major’s Hill Park and Nepean Point, and a gathering place for events and programming
Final proposals are due in September. The NCC will unveil the finalists’ designs in October and name a winner in November.
The first phase of construction is expected to begin in 2019.
mpearson@postmedia.com
twitter.com/mpearson78
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