North Vancouver City Hall

  • Building Type
    Connection of existing City Hall and Library buildings with atrium structure.
  • Project Value
    $11.5 Million
  • Contractor
    Stuart Olson Dominion
  • Awards
    • 2014 Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
    • 2013 Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Award in Architecture - Medal
    • Award of Merit in the 2012 Wood Merit Awards
  • Current Status
    Opened June 2012

TCPM was retained by the City of North Vancouver to provide project management services related to the partial renovation and connection of the existing North Vancouver City Hall and old library building.

TCPM oversaw the construction of the City’s new library building. The creation of this new facility has freed up the old library building space, which will converted to new office space for City Hall staff.

The main components of the project include:

  • Joining the old library and City Hall buildings with a central public atrium.
  • Creating new City Hall entrances on 14th Street and 13th Street.
  • Passenger drop off and short term parking area south of City Hall.
  • New department space, meeting space, and flex space in the old library.
  • Partial renovation of City Hall’s interior space to accommodate the connection.
  • Seismic upgrade of both buildings.
  • Addition of sprinklers to both facilities.
  • Connection to the City-owned Lonsdale Energy Corporation’s high efficiency heating system.
  • Obtaining LEED Silver status.

City Hall serves the needs of six departments, City Council and the public. As such, input from these various groups is being coordinated during the design process.

The existing City Hall remained operational during the construction phase.

Construction by Stuart Olson Dominion, the City Hall opened June 2012.