We’re back and with a special edition of CreativeMornings - Ottawa Architecture Week! This Friday we’re welcoming speakers Christopher Alderson and Daniel Warder of The Lake Partnership Inc. They’ll be giving us a glimpse inside the design and construction of Shopify’s Elgin Street headquarters — the craftsmen’s and builders’ perspective.
What? Free breakfast lecture series
Where? Geneva Hall, Knox Presbyterian Church, 120 Lisgar St Ottawa
When? 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Friday, September 25
Who? Christopher Alderson and Daniel Warder of the Lake Partnership Inc.
Registration is now open! Be sure to set your alarm and register here!
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Christopher Alderson, Senior Project Manager
Christopher joined The Lake Partnership at the beginning of 2013. He brings construction and project management experience as well as technical proficiency from previous work and ongoing studies in Architectural Technology. The Lake Partnership also benefits from Christopher’s critical thinking, research and communication skills honed during doctoral studies at Carleton University.
Daniel Warder, Senior Site Supervisor
Dan has been with The Lake Partnership since 2006. Mentored by Kevin and Darryl over four years, he became Site Supervisor/Foreman in 2010, and has since managed teams at key projects including Kenwood, Mississagua Lake House, Acacia, and our LEED Gold CertifiedSpringfield Towns.
ABOUT OAW
Ottawa Architecture Week is a public forum that explores the ways in which architecture and urban design affect our daily lives. Throughout the week, they celebrate the role of architecture and the related trades in a way that is fun and engaging. They strive to bridge the gap between the architectural community and the public, in order to facilitate a constructive dialogue on the relationship between the built environment and Ottawa’s people.
Each annual edition is curated around a trending theme relevant to the architectural profession and the Ottawa–Gatineau community as a whole. The program features a variety of public events that include talks, exhibitions, installations, workshops, film screenings, tours, and panel discussions.
In 2015, for OAW’s 27th edition, we will explore what it means for Ottawa to be a livable city and a capital.
