Award Winning Projects & Others



Poseidon Consulting Inc (PCI) dedicated staff had been involved with several award winning projects in the Province of British Columbia.

Vancouver Olympic Village - Parcel 4

"This twisted stack design posed major construction challenges and Keith Panel Systems Co. Ltd. assisted with the design process by determining various interface connections and installation of the 7,000 metal panels on the building to complete the fish-scale pattern. The fish-scale design is considered unique and has not been done on a building. Glastech worked with the designers to prove an innovative and high-quality fish-scale curtainwall system on the twisted, parcel 4 buildings." Quotation from VRCA Awards, October 25, 2010 Article

"The design was like a stack of cards, slightly twisted, and a fish-scale like exterior. It was the last building that had Erickson's collaboration prior to his death in 2009." Quotation from VRCA Awards, October 25, 2010 Article

VANCOUVER SUNSET COMMUNITY CENTRE

WINS 2009 Tilt-Up Achievement Award

"The Sunset Community Centre, a multi-use facility in Vancouver, B.C., incorporates such diverse activities as a gymnasium, pre-school, and youth arts and crafts space."

The City of Vancouver and Park Board have won two CONNIE awards for excellence in concrete construction for the Sunset Community Centre at the 2008 BC Ready-Mixed Concrete Association (BCRMCA) awards ceremony held on May 15, 2008. Nicknamed the CONNIEs for "CONcrete CONstruction", the awards are the industry's highest recognition of works that exemplify vision and innovation in the use of concrete in a variety of applications throughout British Columbia. The community centre was awarded the CONNIE for both Tilt-up Structures and also the Grand CONNIE Award. Quotation from AWARDS AND RECOGNITION FOR THE YEAR 2008

Located in Vancouver's Coal Harbour district, 1616 Bayshore Drive is the sixth phase of the highly successful Bayshore Gardens Development. Tower IJ of this multi-use project is located at the entrance to the development and is comprised of market and non-market residential units, childcare facilities, and at-grade retail spaces. The non-market housing component was designed in collaboration with Performing Arts Lodge (PAL), which provides much-needed subsidized housing for those involved in the theatre arts. A multipurpose theatre space accommodates performances by, and in support of, PAL residents. Quotation from DA Architects and Planners