I'm pretty sure there's not a community in Nova Scotia (or the Maritimes for that matter) that isn't thinking about or in the planning process of recreation facility development.
That's why I can't wait for this session at the RFANS Leadership Summit, Arenas: A New Ice Age? The Future of Recreation Facility Development in Atlantic Canada
With ever-changing trends and the ongoing growth of our communities, recreational facilities are at an exciting crossroads, and perhaps none are more impacted than arenas. This conference session, "Arenas: A New Ice Age? The Future of Recreation Facility Development in Atlantic Canada," will lead you through history, trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of community recreation facilities.
Key Topics:
1. History of Ice in the Maritimes: A look at the role of arenas in Atlantic Canada, how they have evolved over the years, and how recent demographic shifts are impacting current projects.
2. Recent Trends in Recreation Facility Planning and Design: Examine the latest trends in arena design. Learn how to create facilities that are scalable, adaptable, and cater to the evolving needs of your community.
3. Sustainability and Inclusivity: A look at how to approach a large user of energy and set energy and carbon reduction goals early. Learn from examples of how arenas and multi-use recreation facilities can reduce the barriers to participation. Join us for this conference session where we will share experiences and envision the future of recreational facilities in Atlantic Canada.
Robert Brown with MJMA Architecture and Design and Anna Jessome with Acre Architects will lead this session.
This is a must see session for anyone involved in the development of recreational facilities.
Embodied Carbon Leader
1moCongratulations to the Colorado Mesa University team as well as SmithGroup and all the disciplines that made this award possible! It was a pleasure working with you all!