Queen’s Park Sportsplex

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Project Description

Originally intended to be a temporary sports facility, the new Queen’s Park Sportsplex became a permanent statement building with boastable sustainability. The building design centers around a pre-engineered steel structure while the building as a whole achieves ‘zero carbon’ sustainability status at an economical price point for the project initiative. The project benefited from zero carbon energy source, R-35 building envelope utilizing IMP’s (insulated metal panels), solar panel (photo-voltaic) roof systems which may accommodate future expansion.

The Liberty Steel Team is proud to note their ability to maintain adherence to a strict project schedule and work safety policies despite proceeding with construction during the COVID19 global pandemic crisis.

The new 12,000 sq. ft. facility showcases pre-engineered steel construction’s ability to enhance community spaces to better serve community needs. The Sportsplex hosts a variety of community programs such as gymnastics, ball hockey, basketball, badminton, volleyball, and other events becoming a true all-around sports centric recreational facility.

Location

New Westminster, BC

Size

12,000 S.F.

Highlights

Carbon Neutral Building

High-performance Building Envelope

Concrete Block and Glass Curtain Wall Integration

Rigid Frame Structural Design

Suspended Retractable Basketball Nets

Materials

Kingspan QuadCore KS Series Insulated Metal Panel (IMP) Wall System

KingSeam Insulated Standing Seam Roof Panel System

Pacific Blue