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Overview

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1979

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ABOUT BROADWAY ARCHITECTS (ROB SIENIUC + ASSOCIATES)

Green Sustainable Architects Eco Resort Planners

Green Architects and Environmental Designers who have a design philosophy firmly based in ecology and community—over 40 years of experience in sustainable environmental design. Broadway Architects (Rob Sieniuc + Associates) are established leaders in sustainable community planning and green architecture. Rob and his diverse team have collaborated extensively with various eco resorts, communities, and government entities throughout British Columbia, Alberta, the Northwest Territories, the Yukon, and internationally (including China, Taiwan, and Belize). They have spent four decades developing green architecture and regenerative eco master planning principles for environmentally conscious development.

Languages Spoken

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HIGHLIGHTS

2 - 9

Employees

1979

Year Founded

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100% Architectural Design

Portfolio

RAVENS NEST MICRO APARTMENTS (Raven)

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RAVENS NEST MICRO APARTMENTS (Raven) Whitehorse, Yukon, 2021 (Currently Under Construction) "And the Crow once called the RAVEN black." ~ George R.R. Martin The Raven’s Nest (Raven) apartment complex is tailored to be an energy-efficient, environmentally friendly building that responds to its site, using straightforward shapes and strong materials. The project features 11 rental micro units along with resident amenities such as a community garden, shared storage, bike racks, and a charging station for electric or hybrid vehicles. A micro unit is a compact studio designed for maximum efficiency. The residences at Raven’s Nest consist of a small open living space that incorporates a kitchenette, bathroom, storage, and combined living/bed area. The units are designed to accommodate multifunctional furniture like “Murphy beds” that fold into the wall and can transform into a sofa or small table. Micro units typically vary in size from 23 m² to 37 m² (250 to 400 sq ft). The units at Raven’s Nest range from 25 m² (264 sq ft) and 25 m² (290 sq ft) for standard units to 30 m² (325 sq ft) for barrier-free options. The design includes various green features:

Manning Park Resort

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MANNING PARK RESORT (Animal Species: Mother Bear, Grizzly, Cougar, Deer, Wolf, Lynx, Loon, Eagle) Manning Park, BC "The GRIZZLY epitomizes what is good in the world." ~ Charles Jonkel, Biologist Broadway Architects developed a comprehensive master design concept plan, including both architectural and environmental guidelines to direct the Resort's growth. As planners and architects for the resort for more than 15 years, we have undertaken seven significant architectural projects during this period. Completed environmentally-focused designs encompass the Pinewoods Inn and Country Store, the 70-seat Grizzly Den Lounge, the Loon Lagoon Recreation Centre, the Nordic Ski Centre, the Manning Park Commercial Laundry, and a substantial renovation and addition to the Manning Park Lodge Hotel. Manning Park Resort has been praised for its commitment to responsible development and has been recognized by the Government of British Columbia as a “model” for future resort projects in Provincial Parks.

DUNE'NA ZRA SANCH'I DAYCARE (Dreamcatcher)

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DUNE'NA ZRA SANCH'I DAYCARE (Dreamcatcher) Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation Carmacks, Yukon "Walk gently, for you tread upon my DREAMS." ~ William Yeats The Dune'na Zra Sanch'i Ku Daycare offers a supportive atmosphere, skilled staff, and educational and recreational programs aimed at enhancing the lives of children in Little Salmon Carmacks. The environmentally designed green facility accommodates four separate age groups: infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and after-school care. Involvement from the community, parents, and elders is a vital aspect of the program, fostering children's cognitive, physical, social, and emotional growth. The design of the daycare draws inspiration from the dreamcatcher, which symbolizes protection. In various Native American cultures, dreamcatchers are believed to be mythical tools that filter good dreams while trapping bad ones in their web to vanish with the morning light. Local children created the beautiful fish artworks that serve as wayfinding markers adorning the main hallway.