Sports and Recreation

The project consisted of the redesign of the existing Elk River High School Stadium complex including a new teams/storage/concession buildings, synthetic turf field, track, and track events.

The project includes the installation of a 12 court tennis stadium north of VandenBerge Middle School and rehabilitation of the existing tennis courts south of Salk Middle School in ISD #728.

The project includes the installation of a 8-court tennis stadium northeast of the Rogers High School.

A new Alumni Center featuring a press box, alumni lounge, locker rooms, training facilities and more was at the heart of this project. Additionally, a new soccer dugout and softball grandstand added much needed amenities to the new athletic fields.

This project consisted of updating the Lakeville South High School’s (ISD 194) athletic field from grass to artificial turf. A new structural coat was added to the existing running track in order to prolong the life expectancy of the track.

The high school wanted to update their athletic field from grass to artificial turf and add upgrades to the bleachers, lighting and track & field facilities in order to create a multi-use facility that could host home events. However, before that work could begin the site needed to be able to manage the rain water.

Stillwater High School was expanded with two classroom additions and a large activity center.

BKBM provided civil and structural engineering for an addition to the north end of the Como Conservatory to showcase the indoor Bonsai Gallery.

The Curling Club consisted of four main areas: the welcome hallway, curling rink, restaurant and banquet room.

BKBM provided civil and structural engineering design services for improvements to the existing building, a new gorilla holding building connecting to the south side of the existing building, a new visitor viewing structure, two new gorilla exhibits with mesh canopies, and a heavy timber framed view blind.

BKBM provided structural engineering for a two-story, 36,000 square-foot chalet facility.

The new Como Polar Bear Exhibit complies with the Manitoba Conservation requirements with a 3,200 square foot indoor facility and over 13,000 square feet of outdoor space with native plantings, a saltwater pool, and rock outcroppings that mimic a Hudson Bay ecosystem.