Flames Community Arenas

Owner:

Centennial Arenas

Sector:

CANA Construction

Completion:

2011

Architect:

GEC Architecture

Delivery Type:

Construction Management

Market:

Sports-Facility

Project
Details

Bringing hockey to more Calgarians.

The Flames Community Arenas expansion project consisted of adding an NHL sized ice surface to the existing Centenial Arena Complex. Other scope of work included new change rooms, additional spectator seating for 250 people, a multi-purpose press/viewing room, pro shop, concession, and university sports team change rooms, as well as a parking lot expansion. Minor upgraded were completed to the existing building including a new de-humidification systems and snow melt pit for the arena using a heat recovery unit from the ice plant.

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The facility remained occupied for ice teams 16-20 hours a day and CANA worked with the facility operators to coordinate construction. Any work in public areas was completed after-hours while the risk was not in use. The facility was also constructed adjacent to several communities and an existing curling club which shared the parking lot. These user groups were considered in the planning including coordinating deliveries and staging.

The project is LEED Silver certified and features a number of sustainable initiatives to promote occupant comfort, energy efficiency and long-term durability.

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