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Home » Snapshot: An Adaptable, Aluminum-Clad Garage on Calgary's 9th Avenue
On an unassuming lot in downtown Calgary, Alberta, 9th Avenue Parkade’s open structure and flexible aluminum cladding hint at the building’s ability to adapt to a range of urban possibilities. Designed by Winnipeg, Manitoba–based 5468796 Architecture in collaboration with Kasian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning, the six-story garage was commissioned by the city to free up nearby parking lots for development, but its brief mandated that its design be flexible enough to accommodate a variety of uses, depending on future needs. “In my mind, the project is a working system rather than an aesthetic statement on the street,” says 5468796 principal Sasa Radulovic.