BATEMAN ART + ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTRE Victoria, BC

The Bateman Centre is one of the first ‘living buildings’ designed in North America – aiming to restore, rather than degrade, its environment. The building comprises a nature museum, archive, art gallery, and a research and conference centre. The project includes the restoration of six hectares of wetlands that will provide a major carbon-sink for southern Vancouver Island, as well as spawning areas for wild salmon.

SIZE

27,000 square feet

CLIENT

Royal Roads University

SERVICES

Architectural and Interior Design

PRINCIPALS

Richard Iredale, James Emery and Kendall Jessiman

COMPLETED

2009 (Concept Design)