42,000 sf
Toronto
Davisville Community and Aquatic Centre is conceived as a critical piece of social architecture by leveraging its constrained site and ambitious sustainability goals. One of the project’s goals is to create a dynamic and convivial community hub that acts as ‘connective tissue’ in a rapidly densifying part of the city. The innovative design targets CaGBC Zero Carbon Building Standard V2 certification, contributing to the city’s larger 2040 Net Zero Emissions goals. The urban design and architecture prioritizes connectivity and establishes a powerful link to the adjacent school thereby creating a key community hub and assisting in unifying a divided neighborhood.
