By: Rocky Leong

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The museum complex shall utilize technology

innovations and construction materials that will

combine to create an environmentally friendly

and sustainable building. Its design shall convey

a sense of a ship that is moving from the view

from the highway, while enabling guests in the

complex to have a view of the lake.

Location:351 Lakeshore Blvd.

-Building outlined in red

-Footprint : 913.4 sq.m

-Length : 148m

-Width : 75m

-Height :11m

-The building is arrayed so

that solar panels receive the

most amount of sunlight.

- Grey area designates paved

area

P = Parking Area

D = Drop-off Area

E.P = Employee’s Parking

Area

- Blue area designates water

ponds for launching model

ships created in the museum,

or area for people to skate in

the winter times

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P

P

D

E.P

Building material include glass curtain walls, stucco finish and

steel cladding for the ship-like structure for the second floor,

and LEED materials

Utilizing a combination

of solar panels and wind

turbines, the building

lowers its dependence

on the city’s power

grid, and can even sell

extra electricity back to

the city.

GraniteCrete

- Pavement alternative

- Wide range of colours

Pioneer Millworks Engineered Flooring

- Consists of reused wood

- Uses low-VOC glue to put togetherThermaRock XI

- A specialized thermal

resistance drywall

- R value from R-2.5-4.1

compared to standard R-0.5

drywall

Thermafleece- Roll insulation

made from wool

- Can be used for

roofs and walls