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Centrepoint Parkade

An urban parkade for a renewed downtown Winnipeg

  • Winnipeg, Manitoba

    Winnipeg, Manitoba

Providing additional parking options to the Winnipeg core

Located in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, the Centrepoint Parkade offers new parking options to visitors of the Sports, Hospitality, and Entertainment District (SHED), as well as to people who work in the surrounding area.

The 5.5 story parkade is within close walking distance to Winnipeg's Bell MTS Centre, home to the Winnipeg Jets, and has 410 parking stalls. People who are parking can enter from Hargrave Street or Ellice Avenue—the entrance is identified by a red marquee. The black spandrel panels contain a series of linear reveals and are covered by a compliment of white and red horizontal fins that appear to move across the façade. The animation is supported by the edge light along the red fins that is programmed in response to the environment to appear as the tracing of light trails in a long exposure photograph.

By increasing parking options in the busiest part of town, the Centrepoint Parkade is destined to make it easier to enjoy downtown Winnipeg. 

At a Glance

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Awards
2016 Canadian Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute, The Beauty of Architectural Precast Concrete
2016 Architizer A+ Awards Finalist, Transportation, Parking Structures
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Michael Banman, Senior Principal, Design Director, North America

I believe that the built environment is life’s stage and that through architecture we can bring grace, delight, and meaning to its experience.
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Michael Banman

Senior Principal, Design Director, North America

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