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Olympic Heart

Ignite the Olympic Spirit in Calgary by offering new competitive and recreational sports facilities & create a main athlete village.

Summit Connection

Provide meaningful connection to the surrounding area, sink the LRT and redesign Bow Trail, and capitalize on the growing momentum of the Calgary Airport to Banff Rail project that passes through the site.

Meadow Walk

Offer meaningful place making, by prioritizing pedestrian and cycling through the site with a dedicated green way

Slopes Beyond 15%

Unbuildable slope

Transit Routes

Cliff Bungalow Route

Bow Trail Route

17th Ave Bus Route CP Rail

LRT Blue Line

Existing Road Typology

Skeletal Road

Arterial Road Neighbourhood BLVD Local Streets

Figure Ground and Existing Road Network

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Existing Neighbourhood Blocks N

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Canada’s Sports Market

Government Funding $897 mil

Formal Sports $1978 mil

Education Sports $1432 mil

Sports Market

Alberta’s Calgary $500 mil Creates 14000 jobs in Alberta

ICE HOCKEY (5,000 capacity) MULTI-SPORT FIELD HOUSE (10,000 capacity) OLYMPIC VILLAGE (760 units) LAND USE High Density Residential Mid Density Residential Low Density Residential High Density Mixed Use Mixed Use Sports Arena Retail Industrial Parks/Recreation Water Body N Meadow Walk Park/Open Space GREEN AREAS AND OPEN SPACE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE N % BREAK DOWN OF LAND USE Unbuildable: 46 ha Buildable: 89 ha Total Area: 135 ha ROAD NETWORK AND HIERARCHY N Crowchild Trail Bow Trail Fieldhouse Street Celebration Street Skeletal Road Arterial Road Primary Collector Rd. Activity Centre St. Collector St. Residential St. Back Alley St.

MARKET STUDY The Failed 2026 Bid 01 02 03 04 WrongEventWrongTime FinancialUnderstanding Leadership BenefitsofOlympics
Understanding the sports market in Alberta and Calgary is an essential component. While there is quite a healthy market in the province, there are some unique obstacles to overcome. The most evident would be the 2026 Olympic bid failure. The aim is to solve some of the complications that arose. We also have a good amount of facilities to host olympics but we lack in certain aspects and that is the focus of this design to fullfill the remaining. Market Total $1.3 Billion
The market is growing 6.5% year on year
Informal Sports $279 mil
MASTER PLAN
CELEBRATION SQUARE View towards plaza from the Multisport Fieldhouse CONNECTIVITY PLAN SECTION B-B’ SECTION A-A’ ConnectiontoMultisport Fieldhouse Multiple Entry/Exit Point View towards Stepped Plaza View of plaza from the high street View of Overall Celebration Plaza from the Olympic Village side with Arena in background KEY MAP LEGEND 1. Sunken Plaza 2. Stepped Plaza 3. Mix-Use Buildings 4. Back-Alley Street 5. StormWater Ponds 6. Primary Collector Street 7. Bow Trail 8. Children Play Area View towards plaza from the Multisport Fieldhouse Mix-Use Building Active Street Stepped Plaza Sunken Plaza Stepped Plaza Active Streets Mix-Use Building 4 4 5 5 5 2 2 2 B A B’ A’ 1 3 3 3 3

Multimodal Transportation

Building ABuildings along plus 15 corridor wishing to integrate may construct with 2nd storey column allowing for 5m walkway.

Building BBuildings may integrate with cantilevered/externally supported approach where plus 15 wraps around 2nd storey.

Building CBuildings may integrate with cantilevered/externally supported approach where plus 15 wraps around 2nd storey.

Provision of lighting under system is encouraged. (public lighting = property tax incentives)

Building B -

Uses on first and second story must be street/systemoriented and may include cafes, restaurants, patios, shops, vendors, markets, daycares, and other commercial ventures.

Space under system remains open for active uses and programming.

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IDENTITY 0 - 5 Years CONNECT 5 10 Years - Densi cation of Westend - Promenade or river path construction - Construction of elevated plaza - Creation of two new spine connections - Construction of Plus 15 elevated shared campus space 1 2 3 - Extension of Plus 15 to beyond 9th Avenue 1 2 3 INTEGRATE 10 - 15 Years GREEN 15 - 20 Years EXTEND Beyond 20 Years - Integration of Plus 15 from 8th Avenue unto Stephen Avenue to coincide with city development timeline for Stephen Avenue. 1 - Development of park on South side of site. 1 - Extension of plus 15 to Beltline 1 PHASING NODES

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1. The Riverfront Parkway will feature a new bike lane surrounded by walking paths, native gardens, and a beautiful, programmed social plaza. This will connect to the new, outdoor +15 system where people can head south.

2. The Sky Campus is where the fun begins! An elevated courtyard will provide students and other pedestrians with outdoor games, a library, and seating for studying for just hanging out with friends.

3. The Stephen Ave Connection will create an amazing space in the future. Once Stephen Ave has been extended to the West End, this +15 system will have a grand entrance and bridge over the pedestrian street where the street level and elevated level and mingle.

Primary Commercial

Movement Landuse Density +15System

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4. The Green Bridge will be created to connect both north-south corridors in the West End, and eventually connect the +15 to the Beltline neighbourhood. Native trees, grasses, and wildflowers will be used in this park to allow the ecosystem to thrive. MIXED USE TYPOLOGIES
Primary Residential
Primary Institutional
PLACEMAKING
SKY CAMPUS
MATERIAL PALETTE RIVERFRONT PARKWAY Jan Apr Jul May Aug Jun Sept Oct Nov Dec Feb Mar (Achillea Millefolium) Yarrow Wild Bergamot (Monarda Fistulosa) Dropmore Linden (Tilia Flavescens) Blue Hill Sage (Salvia Nemorosa)
SUSTAINABLE
PLANTING PALETTE PHYSICAL MODEL PHYSICAL MODEL
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