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Mutiplex Charettes go over gathering spaces

The Port Hardy multiplex charrettes went over site orientation, landscaping, and the public’s needs this week.
Architect group HDR CEI spokesperson Mary Chow says the gathering space is one of the most exciting and important spaces in the building.
She says they call this the third space, as the first and second space will be your home and work.
The charettes brought out that the current lobby space is too small to gather.
Chow says they want to expand this space, but create pods so people still feel comfortable gathering.

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