BOIE approves multiple plans for Centre Block’s renovation, including new glass enclosures

Multiple recommendations approved by the BOIE involve covering over open courtyard-like spaces in Centre Block, a step PSPC says is ‘essential’ to its plans to make the building carbon neutral.

Centre Block's Hall of Honour is pictured on Dec. 2, facing north. Among the recent plans approved by the Board of Internal Economy was one to enclose the courtyard-like space above the hall and construct an infill that would offer new space on the fourth, fifth, and sixth floors of the building. The exact use of that space is still to be determined. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT

December 7, 2020

The House Board of Internal Economy recently green-lit a series of recommendations for the Centre Block building’s renovation, including an expansion of the lobbies into the western courtyard and an infill in the currently exposed space above the Hall of Honour. Covering over the open courtyard-l...

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