POA COURTHOUSE

Renovation & Restoration

  • Client: City Of Hamilton

  • Architects: +VG Architects and Invizij

  • Consulting Engineers: EXP Services

  •  Builder: Eastern Construction

  • Photographer: Tom Ridout

  • Timeline: Completed 2018

  • Project Cost: $35M

  • Category: Justice & Correctional

Project Overview

The Hamilton Provincial Offences Administration Courthouse is a designated heritage landmark. The existing building was constructed in 1958. In 2014, the City of Hamilton allocated $30 million for the restoration & renovation of the building’s Main Entrance, First and Second Floors. Fit out of the three-story Office Tower was added to the project scope during construction. Stringent Provincial requirements for illumination & energy management as well as the restoration of 56-year-oldcustom designed luminaires were our greatest challenges.

To address the Provincial requirements, we utilized LED technology and designed the control system in such a manner as to allow for pre-set scenes to be re-called based on time of day, occupancy or manual control. We retained the services of a custom luminaire manufacturer to restore the designated heritage light fixtures. Mock-ups were created and reviewed part way through construction and record drawings provided for future maintenance.

Dawn Brown contributed to this project as an employee of EXP Services Inc

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