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Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.E.S Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box College Universitaire de St. Boniface - Student Centre 3 F 1 321? 3 F 3 319 3 F 6 320 3 B 2 322 3 B 2 Selkirk Forensic Unit Tender set Originals 1 A 2 205 3 F 1 3 F 2 3 F 6 3 F 7 Roseau River Bingo Hall 4 B 1 Fort Whyte Nature Co./Arnot Associates 4 B 4 Fort La Bosse K - 4 Virden Elem. School Energy Conservation Competition - P1-upper Forks Tourism Centre 1 K 1 Grids Solar and Wind Direction Demp. graph. Precip. 2 K 8 Maison Taché - D. Dandeneau Mendel Centre - Art Centre and Civic Conservatory Competition 2 J 6 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Monument de la Paix 2 K 3 Belgium Club 1 D 5 Residence - Landview Housing 3 D 2 Residence - Maurice Gauthier 3 D 6 School Plans - Various - Presentation drawings 3 F 5 Soeurs de Charité - Provincial House 1 I 6 Commercial Office Complex for Raimbault St. Boniface Gaboury Building Locations 2 K 8 E. Gaboury School projects Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Rosser Municipal Office 2 D 3 185 2 D 3 185 185 Hotel La Broquerie 1 F 1 281 1 F 1 281 1 F 1 281 1 F 1 282 1 F 1 282 Psychealth filling 1 K 1 183 2 E 1 HSC 262 265 267 Consultants Invoices to 1992 215 Year Ending 1991 - Consultants 1998 GAA 219 Guy's Archive#1 227 Specifications 230 Spec. corr. HSC 270 MISC. 277 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box PROMO 284 285 Plans of Survey: Parish of St Boniface 1 K 1 La Caisse Populaire de St. Boniface Facade Renovation 1 E 5 36 1 E 5 36 36 St. Laurent Community Health Care Centre 1 B 2 6 1 B 2 6 1 B 2 6 1 B 2 6 1 B 2 1 B 2 1993 Arena plan 3 A 1 Park Lafontain 3 E 4 Park Lassalle 3 J 6 Tache Centre Building Envelope Retrofit 1 C 4 228 228 228 228 227 Tache Centre New Elevator 228 227 Villa Youville New PCH & Renovation 1 B 5 240 1 B 6 240 1 C 5 240 1 C 6 303 3 B 1 303 304 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box St. John's Lecture Theatre Hill Properties - Ryan Bldg Hill Properties - Four Seasons Bldg Hill Properties - St. Norbert Site Fisher Branch Elementary School 3 D 4 218 3 D 4 218 218 218 218 (218) Fisher Branch Collegiate 3 D 5 301 3 D 5 301 3 D 5 301 3 D 5 301 3 D 5 301 301 St. Boniface College - Recording Studio 193 Tache Centre Dining Room Additions & Renovations 1 C 4 228 1 C 4 226 226 226 226 226 St. Boniface College - Occupant Load Calculation 193 Club La Vérendrye - CDEM Renovations 2 F 2 317 2 F 2 317 2 G 2 317 2 G 2 317 2 F 2 317 2 G 2 317 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Canada Packers - Market Site Development 211 211 211 211 211 Gaboury Project Exhibition Boards Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Seine River Greenway Concept Archive Provencher Boulevard Development Plan 325 CDC Visions Montcolm 294 294 CDC Vision Lourdeon 294 CDC Vision La Broquerie 293 CDC Vision Ste. Anne 293 293 CDC Vision Riel 29- 29- 29- 29- 29- 29- Norway House Cree Nation - K4 - 12 School 2 D 4 54 2 D 4 54 55 55 55 box1 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box EMPTY BOX SLOTS 67 192 REPAP Manitoba Steam Plant (Addition) - The Pas 181 Gordon Bell High School Handicapped Access Stradbrook 14 Unit Family Housing 181 Manitoba Entertainment Complex (Smith Carter) no slt yt no slt yt Maison Gabrielle Roy 1 F 6 317 1 F 6 1 F 6 3 B 1 CDC Vision Saint Lazare 220 220 CDC Vision Saint Claude 220 220 220 Norquay School 181 Life Skills Renovation 181 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Riverborne Development Association 181 Cianflone Building Complex 2 I 5 2 I 5 St. James-Assiniboia School Division Performing Arts Centre 332 332 332 BLJC Facility Management - Spatial Inventory Taxation Warehouse & 2 B 6 225 225 225 BLJC Facility Management - Customs Examining Warehouse - Painting 225 225 225 320 Austin Street - (Women's Shelter) - Renovation 2 C 5 #1 2 C 5 330 2 E 6 330 Artspace Annex - Feasibility Study 2 C 4 332 2 C 4 332 332 332 Stony Mountain Institution 1 G 1 278 278 273 273 274 272 R.M. Woodlands Office Building 2 B 5 272 2 B 5 2 C 6 2 C 6 Villa Youville New PCH - Furnishings 306 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box SmartPark: University of Manitoba Feasibility Study/Design 3 C 5 218 Riverside Lions PCH 3 E 1 318 3 E 1 3 F 1 Pump Shed Restaurant 302 302 Projet d'habitation Ste-Anne 301 U of M Administration Building 2 D 5 211 2 D 5 Standing Offer U of M Service 211 Clubhouse Riviere aux rats 332 Commercial Tenant Space Certification Courts of St. James, Wpg. 301 Occupant Load Calculations Hy-way Bowling Lanes 301 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Notre Dame Community Club 2 F 1 301 Seminaire de Saint Boniface German Society Club - Renovation Feasibility Study 302 302 302 La Broquerie Condos 312 St. Pierre Co-Op Housing 3 G 1 302 3 G 1 302 302 Accueil Colombien: Site Work 1 C 1 331 IBET RCMP Renovations, Boissevain 2 E 6 331 U of M: Machray Hall: Computer Classroom Renovation 2 D 5 211 211 211 U of M Pathology Building: Lecture Theatre 2 D 5 211 2 D 5 211 211 211 CDC Vision Saint George # # # Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box CDC Vision Chaboillé # # # Pinaymootang School addition & renovation 327 2 I 7 327 2 I 6 327 329 329 329 St. John's College - Memorial Garden 332 CDC Vision Somerset # # Seine River Study ### Islamic Cultural Centre, Madrid 2 J 6 St. Boniface College, Interior Signage/Door Numbering #1 Provencher Park 2 H 1 Foyer Valade PCH 1 A 6 1 A 6 1 A 6 Provencher Bridge (Esplanade Riel) Plaza - Pedestrian Span, Phase 4 326 326 326 326 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box Provencher Bridge (Esplanade Riel) Plaza 326 326 Club La Verendrye addition & renovation 309 309 309 309 309 309 Maple Grove Park Clubhouse - Manitoba Rugby Union 332 Tache Centre Furnishing 227 227 Tache Centre 227 227 227 227 Entre Temps Womans Shelter ### ### Maison Gabrielle Roy 331 Grey Nuns Provincial House renovation National Bank of Canada, renovation - St. Boniface 6001.01 Holy Cross Church 1 K 4 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box 6002.01 St. Claude Church 1 K 5 7 6003 Foyer Notre Dame 2 F 6 6010.01 / 02 St. Martyrs Canadiens Church, Saint-Boniface 1 K 4 1 74 S7 6011.01 Deschambault Travel Agency Renovation 1 F 6 156 6015.01 St. Louis LeRoy Chapel 1 I 3 6016.01 Somerset School 3 G 2 73 6018.01 Mariapolis School 3 G 1 73 6026.01 Residence - John Pelletier 3 E 3 6027.01 Residence - A. Girardin 3 E 3 6101.01 Notre Dame de Lourdes Elementary School 3 K 1 73 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box 6112 Co-Op Housing St. Norbert 3 E 1 6112.01 Residence - Degagné 3 H 2 6116.01 Desjardins Funeral Chapel Park Lawn Mortuary 1 K 4 2 6118.01 Le Petit Seminaire 1 K 3 74 1 K 3 6119.01 Residence (Cottage) - Deniset 3 I 4 6122.01 Juniorat de Saint-boniface 1 E 1 6125.01 Boissevain Senior Citizens Home 1 A 1 6126.01 Archbishop's Palace Renovations 1 K 2 2 1 K 2 S 7 1 K 2 6128.01 Eglise du Précieux - Sang (Precious Blood Church) 1 K 3 3 1 K 3 74 1 K 3 S7 6131.01 St. Boniface Health Unit 1 C 1 3, 75 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box 6135 Residence (Renovation) - Perrow 3 I 4 6202.01 Holy Family Church 1 K 4 S7 175 6203.01 Eriksdale Church 1 J 1 6206.01 St. Boniface Police Station 2 J 3 4 S7 6207.01 Residence - Mr. Gil Brunette 3 D 3 6209.01 Ste. Anne's Hospital 1 D 1 74 6210 Foyer Ste-Anne Addition (Villa Youville) 1 B 6 5 1 B 6 1 B 6 6212.01 Residence - Préfontaine 3 I 4 6213.01 St. Boniface Clinic 1 D 2 S7 6216.01 Rabbit Lake School Addition 3 G 3 Annexe A Gaboury Préfontaine Perry Architect.e.s Archive Summary Project Number_GAAProject Name Drawing Location File Box 6217.01 & 6736 St.
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