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Originally Posted by Stormer
8.3.9 Student Residential Buildings
Expansion of the north-east corner of the campus (Site 8) with two large courtyard buildings structured along an east west spine with primary frontages towards the lake (See Figure C-44). The buildings envisioned in this plan are intended to create a new residential precinct that supports the viability and year-round use of amenities on campus, diversifies the housing options, and provides a relocation and expansion of the current daycare facility. The massing of the residences is configured as slim L-shaped buildings of three to four storeys in height. Two of the four buildings have a tower component at the corners, creating an overall building height of 10 to 12 storeys. The massing focuses height inward towards the colleges and transitions down toward the lake to optimize views to both it and the park, and to respect the character of the existing buildings fronting University Drive North. The buildings define two significant recreational open spaces for the North Campus, and are structured along the North-South Pedestrian Mall. The building configuration frames views, provides east-west connections to FNUniv and the Language Institute buildings, and provides a new welcoming interface and access both internally and externally.
http://www.uregina.ca/physplnt/masterplan/docs/Final/Part4_Built_Form_Final.pdf
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Thanks, that is much clearer. I guess I was confused by the part that said the wings would be connected by the towers...
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Originally Posted by Dan0myte
If you consider Innovation Place as part of the U of R, then yes. The SDCL & Health Lab as well as Two Research Drive. 
The Ed Auditorium was stripped to bare bones and fully renovated as well, but that's not really a new building. |
That auditorium was terrible.
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