SMALL INTERVENTIONS

One of the main goals of the Campus Master Plan is to create
a variety of student spaces that support individual study,
group projects, as well as lounge spaces. This is to compliment
offices with an increased number of instructors.

With the introduction of small pods on the interior side of
the main circulation pathway, additional space for offices
and student amenity areas can be created at minimal cost
or impact as funds become available. The intent would be to
increase the building footprint without requiring extensive

mechanical upgrades.

Precedent Images

Concurrent with the work proposed at the Castlegar

Campus, accessibility needs to be addressed at all Selkirk

College locations. Based on the findings of the Rick Hansen
Foundation review of the facilities, interventions will be
required to support accessibility of the entire Selkirk College
Community. Of particular importance are the building
entrances at both Tenth Street Campus, Patenaude Hall and
Victoria Street Campus (KSA) .

Rick Hansen Report is being undertaken in Winter 2019-2020

In Phase 1, the Campus Master Plan would support the
renovations of Patenaude Hall and Victoria Street Campus (KSA)
to develop appropriate student spaces that are central to the

campus and foster a sense of community.

SELKIRK COLLEGE - CAMPUS MASTER PLAN 2020-2035 61