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Cape Breton Centre for Arts, Culture and Innovationvsf LEGEND FLOORING LEGEND VCT - VINYL COMPOSITE TILE VAT - VINYL ASBESTOS TILE VSF - VINYL SHEET FLOORING CPT - CARPET FLOORING HD - HARDWOOD FLOORING 6 8 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 2 153'-9 15/16" 310 65'-9 3/8" 14'-10 9/16" 9'-4 5/16" 63'-9 3/4" 1 312 HD HD 12'-3 7/8" VSF 9x9 BEDROOM 9x9 BEDROOM VAT BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM VAT 9x9 24'-5/16" 16'-5 3/4" VSF 17'-1" CPT VAT 9x9 VAT 9x9 ELEV. 2 VAT CHIMNEY 312 CHASE UP 7/16" 11'-8 HD 1 3 CPT 3 312 12x12 CPT CPT 7'-8 1/2" 4 42'-9 1/2" VCT VSF 13'-7 13/16" BEDROOM CPT STAIR CPT BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM CPT 9x9 2 VSF 9x9 9x9 VAT SHOWER 9x9 14'-4 1/2" VAT VAT VAT VSF W/C BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM 16'-10" W/C BEDROOM BEDROOM VSF VSF VSF 9x9 VSF 9x9 VSF VAT CPT CORRIDOR CPT BEDROOM 4'-0" VAT SHOWER 12'-7 15/16" 6 VSF W/C VSF CORR. 7 W/C 10 5 VSF 9 BEDROOM 1. ISSUE FOR INFORMATION 15-12-15 2 1 CPT 8 BEDROOM ROBE BEDROOM ROBE VSF 311 311 NO. DESCRIPTION Y - M - D CPT BEDROOM 14'-1" 9x9 9x9 9x9 9x9 9x9 52'-11" 8'-7 1/4" REVISIONS VSF VAT VAT VAT VAT VAT 3 66'-4 15/16" W/C 312 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATIONVSF CPT CORRIDOR CPT 4'-0" 1 312 VSF 9x9 13'-2 1/2" 9x9 VAT VSF VAT 11 VSF VSF BEDROOM BEDROOM BEDROOM VSF BEDROOM BEDROOM 14'-11 1/2" 14'-11 VSF VSF VSF BEDROOM 2 14'-7 5/16" 84'-3 13/16" 312 1 98'-11 1/16" 312 N 1 EXISTING CONDITIONS THIRD FLOOR PLAN INSULATION 304 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" GROSS FLOOR AREA FOOTPRINT 7,328 sq.ft. ATTIC 0' 2' 5' 10' 20' 40' 19'-10 1/2" ACCESS HATCH INTERIORS SHELF 15 EXISTING CHIMNEY 14 ARCHITECTURE SKYLIGHT HOLY ANGELS CONVENT, SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA P.O. Box 1073, Sydney, N.S., Canada ph. 902 539 8079 fax. 902 539 1336 [email protected] www.trifos.com 12 13 19 PROJECT 3 17 312 Holy Angels Convent & Associated 16 18 12'-8" Site Work - Phase 1 Design PLYWOOD FLOOR PLATFORM Proposal INSULATION February 1, 2017 Sydney, N.S. INSULATION DRAWING 18 16'-11" EXISTING CONDITIONS THIRD FLOOR PLAN 2 EXISTING CONDITIONS ATTIC PLAN 304 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" DRAWN BY S.E.M. / S.R.M. CHECKED BY S.T. SCALE AS NOTED PLOT DATE 2016-04-29 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 CAD FILE DRWG. MAIN/PROJ./CAD/14-081 304 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION Introduction Contents Project Team This document is intended to VISION 3 DTAH demonstrate the opportunity that exists to revitalize the historic Holy HISTORY OF THE SITE 4 Architecture and Landscape Architecture; Project Design Lead Angels Convent into the new Cape OVERALL SITE POTENTIAL AND SITE PLAN 6 Breton Centre for Arts, Culture and Innovation SPACES AVAILABLE 8 TRIFOS DESIGN CONSULTANTS - FLOOR PLANS Architect of Record Historic aerial photograph of Convent with steel mills in background VIEWS OF THE PROPOSED REVITALIZATION 10 F. C. O’NEIL, SRIVEN & ASSOCIATES LTD. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Consultant BLACKWELL Structural Engineering Consultant EXP SERVICES INC. Civil Engineering Consultant ITC ASSOCIATES Building Code Consultant MMM GROUP LTD. Building Science and Energy Modelling DORA CONSTRUCTION Location plan Historic photograph of Charlotte Street with Convent in background Cost Consultant HOLY ANGELS | NEW DAWN | DTAH | TRIFOS | 2017-02-01 2 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION Vision In 2013, New Dawn Enterprises purchased the former Holy Angels Convent and High School from the Sisters of Notre Dame. The acquisition was driven by a desire to preserve the buildings that had physically and programmatically contributed a great deal to the spirit and character of the Northend, Sydney, and Cape Breton Island. Through subsequent conversations with the community two distinct needs began to emerge – the need for a centre that could host the Island’s growing innovation community and that of a tangible home for Cape Breton’s deep-rooted tradition of arts and culture. Since 2013, the former Holy Angels High School has temporarily housed tenants working in both the innovation and the arts and culture sectors. It is our hope that the former convent, it is our hope, will become a vibrant new home to dancers, musicians, writers, theater companies, recording studios, innovators, entrepreneurs and many others driven by the desire to create, collaborate, and change the Island, and the world,. Aerial photograph from southeast corner Aerial photograph from northwest corner HOLY ANGELS | NEW DAWN | DTAH | TRIFOS | 2017-02-01 3 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION History of the Site Revitalization the Cape Breton Regional Municipality. This architecture is amenable to contemporary uses, and it infuses those uses Overview The repurposing of one of Sydney’s most significant and a new way that radiates hope, sustainability, collaboration, with an inherited energy and physical beauty not found in recognizable heritage buildings represents a pivotal moment diversity, openness, opportunity and possibility. Our new buildings. The very green and well-manicured site is wonderfully situated for the community. Not only does this repurposing help to community needs beautiful and inspiring places to gather, within the north end of Sydney, with a primary site address learn and converse if we are to articulate and begin to live our preserve the rich history, but the revitalization brings much We envision a Centre with the power to transform the along George Street. The overall area is approximately 2.7 vibrant and sustainable future. needed new community life to this historic site. Northend and Sydney’s downtown core. Part of this acres in size and includes the former High School, the former transformation involves giving people another exciting and Convent, and a separate heritage residence along Yorke Street. In finding creative and sustainable ways to reuse an existing We believe that Cape Breton Centre for Arts and Culture offers enticing reason to once again visit the area. built heritage asset, we hope to add to the shift in thinking many diverse ways for the community to do just this. Holy Angels Convent was founded on November 23, 1885 around the value of the many at-risk heritage properties in We envision bringing people together in a new place and in at the request of Father James Quinan for the purpose of providing education to the young women of Cape Breton County. Relevantly, the High School was known for its fine arts programming with instruction in music, drawing, sculpting, speech, and drama. The Convent building was constructed in 1885 with a Convent Addition constructed in 1906. Both buildings have been subsequently modified in a number of ways over the course of their history. These underutilized and/or closed spaces present a wonderful opportunity for potential programme partners within the Cape Breton Centre for Arts, Culture and Innovation. Historic photograph of nuns Historic photograph of performance Historic photograph of students in costume at main staircase HOLY ANGELS | NEW DAWN | DTAH | TRIFOS | 2017-02-01 4 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION Historic photograph of Convent, 1885 Historic photograph of Convent with side additions, 1895 Historic postcard with Convent Addition, 1906 Historic photograph of Convent Addition Historic photograph of turning of sod ceremony for High School, 1959 Historic photograph of Convent Addition Historic photograph of Convent Addition Contemporary photograph of Convent Addition HOLY ANGELS | NEW DAWN | DTAH | TRIFOS | 2017-02-01 5 CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR ARTS, CULTURE AND INNOVATION Overall Site Potential and Site Plan The Holy Angels Campus is located within Sydney’s pedestrian circulation, parking, seating and an improved historic Northend Community. A fixture in the community accessible grade level connection between the Convent and for over 100 years, the land is one of the symbolic centres the former High School. New interventions are located at the for local residents. Bounded by George, Nepean, edges of the Courtyard to allow flexibility for both day to day Charlotte, and Yorke Streets, the site can be understood parking of 24 cars and a unique setting for events. An as a campus – a place at the centre of Northend that effectively serves as a local park for this neighbourhood. overhead system of suspended ‘catenary’ lights creates a night-time datum of illumination and intimacy. Bollards and a The George Street Common is the front door and change in paving treatment create a new pedestrian path moment of arrival to the Holy Angels Campus. The linking to George Street Common and Nepean Street. landscape design restores the elegant simplicity of the Front Lawn and its existing mature trees, animated by the Amphitheater, the George Street Forecourt and the The Charlotte Street Frontage is an extension of social life Historic photograph of procession on George Street Historic photographic of turning of sod official ceremony Terraces. Together, these spaces create places for day to and function of the campus. The vehicular entrance off day activities such as sitting, relaxing and socializing and Charlotte Street is improved and 36 car parking spaces are a series of places for events, gathering and located adjacent to the existing mature trees. The Growing performances. The Workshop Terrace and Gallery Terrace Court capitalizes on the south-facing sun exposure with the intimately connect to the life and activity of the indoor and location of movable vegetable planters, picnic tables, and outdoorCharlotte “common St - Google spaces” Mapsand will complement each Page 1 of 1 pergola, providing an opportunity for food production other to accommodate constant year-round use.
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