The Toronto‑based architecture firm MJMA combines massive stone volumes with translucent glass façades and a distinct timber‑framed auditorium in the new structure. The design references the Indigenous context of the site and signals a commitment to inclusive, sustainable architecture.
A defining component of the building envelope is the west‑facing façade with OKASOLAR F. This solar control insulating glass with fixed louvres reflects direct sunlight and guides natural daylight deep into the interior. The targeted daylighting enhances occupant comfort and supports an energy‑efficient building concept.
