FLEXIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CONSTANT CHANGE
Because Centennial’s curricula are variable to respond to changing technologies and industry demands, the concept adapts the characteristics of a loft building to create flexible and generic space in order to facilitate constant change. The concrete framed structure is designed as a 20 x 40 foot structural grid with clear span raised floors, operable windows, high ceilings and internal partitions that can be shifted on a five foot grid.

The HP Centre offers a mature model for a community college that embraces the gamut of arrivals and departures; that supports the daily needs of students and faculty to socialize, to be nourished, to learn and study, to teach and instruct; and that creates a context in which to be inspired and to celebrate achievement.

Centennial HP Science and Technology Centre in Toronto, Ontario by KPMB Architects

2006.02.27