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Lansdowne 2.0

Site modelling, landscape, roof and envelope work on Ottawa’s new Event Centre.

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City of Ottawa rendering of the proposed Event Centre at dusk
Proposed Event Centre · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

00 / PROJECT

A new Event Centre

Part of Lansdowne 2.0 in Ottawa. This study covers my Event Centre scope, not the North Side Stands.

Client
City of Ottawa
Role
Architectural Technologist
Involvement
Early design through construction-stage coordination
Scope
Event Centre site, landscape, roof, curtain wall and envelope
Tools
Revit; Environment for Revit
Status
Under construction · September 2026
View the City’s project page ↗
Official aerial rendering of Lansdowne 2.0 showing the Event Centre, stadium, buildings and surrounding landscape
Lansdowne 2.0 aerial view · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

01 / OVERVIEW

The Event Centre in context

Lansdowne 2.0 brings a new Event Centre to Lansdowne Park as part of a broader City project. The building, its landscape and the surrounding grades needed to be understood together.

My contribution was within the Event Centre team. A separate team handled the North Side Stands.

The rendering depicts the proposed wider project; it is not a drawing or image authored solely by me.

Official view of the Event Centre glazed facade, planted slope and surrounding landscape
Event Centre landscape and facade · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

02 / MY ROLE

My role

  • Worked on the Event Centre from early design into construction-stage coordination.
  • Recreated the wider landscape and site in Revit using massing and site tools.
  • Produced site drawings based on existing grading.
  • Updated the model after a civil engineer and surveyor provided more current grading and site information.
  • Worked on the Event Centre roof, curtain wall and building envelope.
  • Used Environment for Revit in the site and landscape workflow.

My role was technical work within a larger team. I was not the sole author of the building.

Overall Site Plan showing the Event Centre and landscaping as Phase 1; title block lists JI in the drawn-by field
01 / Overall Site Plan · A1-008e · JI listed as drawn by. Scroll for the detailed site plan below.
Detailed site plan of the Event Centre, grading, access routes, landscape and adjacent North Stands; title block lists JI in the drawn-by field
02 / Site Plan Upon Completion · A1-004 · JI listed as drawn by. Planning approval issue, not for construction. North Stands shown for context; separate team.

03 / SELECTED WORK · 1 OF 2

Rebuilding the site in Revit

Challenge
Existing grading gave the team a starting point, but newer civil and survey information changed the source conditions.
Method
Recreated the landscape and wider site with Revit massing and site tools, then updated the model using the more current information.
Resolution
The revised model supported more accurate, coordinated site drawings as design advanced.
Official view from the stadium showing the Event Centre roofline and glazed exterior
Event Centre roofline from the stadium · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

03 / SELECTED WORK · 2 OF 2

Roof and envelope

I also worked on the Event Centre roof, building envelope and curtain wall during design and construction-stage coordination.

This public rendering helps locate those elements. It does not show my technical model or drawings; approved project-specific exhibits would make that contribution more precise.

Ongoing Event Centre construction viewed from above
Construction underway · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

04 / STATUS

Still taking shape

I’m glad to see the Event Centre progressing well. It’s rewarding to watch the project take shape after contributing to the site, roof and envelope work as part of the team.

City of Ottawa public rendering of the Lansdowne 2.0 Event Centre
Event Centre rendering · City of Ottawa / Engage Ottawa

05 / SOURCES

Credits and projects

The contribution details come from my project experience. The City’s public pages supply the project context, drawings and images.