OUC STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING, Kelowna BC

This 1992 project for the new OUC North Campus (now the UBC Campus) consisted of a 53,000 square foot building. The structure is a combination of steel and cast-in-place concrete. The exterior included extensive use of brick and aluminum curtain wall with tinted glass. The roofing is an inverted membrane roof system. Interior finishes included multi-spec (Zolotone) paint on walls, rift cut oak doors, carpets and inlaid Marmoleum flooring with factory cove bases. The building also included a large commercial kitchen and cafeteria. A striking feature of this building is the central lounge with high ceilings and glass gables. This building is the central structure for the UBC campus and a significant architectural landmark in Kelowna. Client:   Okanagan University College Designer:   Turik, Crawford, Fulker, Maltby Architects   [back to Past Projects]