Batoche National Historic Site

INTERPRETIVE PLANNING AND DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE A viewing tower and lens, referencing traditional Métis motifs, encourage visitors to see this historic landscape in a new light. Our project integrates architecture, landscape and interpretation, creating an experience that helps visitors understand the spiritual significance of the land, as well as the historical.

TYPE: Interpretive planning and design, architecture, and landscape

FIRM OF RECORD: Form:Media

PARTNER: Ekistics Planning & Design

CLIENT: Parks Canada gc.pc.ca/

LOCATION: Batoche, Saskatchewan

BUDGET: $570,000 (design/build)

STATUS: 2015–16

DESIGN/BUILD TEAM (FORM:MEDIA—DESIGN): John deWolf—principal in charge (EGD), project manager, lead design; Adam Fine—interpretive planner; Sahsina Chitrakar—interpretion designer; Natalia Ultremari— environmental graphic designer; Edward Vella—graphic designer.

PARTNER TEAM (EKISTICS PLANNING AND DESIGN—DESIGN): Chris Crawford—principal in charge (architecture); Julien Boudreau—designer; Thomas Evans—intern architect; Matt Kijewski—intern.

Rob LeBlanc—principal in charge (landscape architecture); Devin Segal—lead landscape architect; Justin Neufeld—intern landscape architect; Derek Hart—civil engineer technician.

DESIGN/BUILD TEAM (SKYLINE ATLANTIC CANADA—BUILD): Genevieve McIntyre—project manager (build); Jean Lanteigne, engineering technologist.

SUBCONSULTANTS: SweetCroft Engineering Consultants Ltd.; Elance Steel Fabrication Co Ltd.; Mennie Design & Build Ltd.

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