Clark Builders is delivering the new Pigeon Lake Cultural Centre through a construction management contract that includes self-performed concrete work. This project is a reflection of the strong relationships and trust built through genuine community engagement.
This project continues the success of the Samson Cree Nation Veterans Hall, Extending the same thoughtful and culturally informed design to serve the Maskwacis Cree Tribal Council and the Pigeon Lake community.
The vision for this meaningful project began with a sketch on a piece of cardboard, shared by Councilor Vincent Saddleback of Samson Cree Nation during a site visit with our team.
This project is a reminder that when we build with respect and partnership, we create spaces where people and culture thrive.
Client
Maskwacis Cree Tribal Council
Architect
L7 Architecture
Size
4,500 sq.ft.
Delivery Method
Construction Management
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