BY:ANAS AHMAD

SHIV DITT
MANPREET SINGH

Kamloops, British
Columbia
CANADA

1. Clock Tower (CT)

The Clock Tower is a multi-purpose building with student, faculty, and
administration spaces.
One of the university's two Journalism labs is on the first floor, with the other
located in Old Main. The Alumni Theatre is on the second floor and serves
many roles, including as a lecture hall, performance theatre, and host to
community events.
The administration offices of Research and Graduate Studies are on the
second floor as is the administrative team for the Faculty of Adventure,
Culinary, and Tourism. Some faculty members are located here as well.

HOUSE OF
LEARNING

BROWN FAMILY HOUSE OF LEARNING

Thompson Rivers University
This mixed-use building at the heart of the Thompson Rivers University campus
creates a dynamic new centre for students and faculty. Design elements inspired by
First Nations dwellings and crafts blend with sustainable features.
By maximizing sightlines through double storey volumes and extensive glazing, the
building presents stunning views of the Thompson River Valley in central British
Columbia and provides abundant natural light throughout.
The 77,000-square-foot facility includes a research library, a learning commons,
classrooms and instructional labs, faculty offices, flexible meeting rooms a gallery and
caf. These elements are unified by a sky lit central atrium featuring a biofilter living
wall.

360 DEGREE
CONFERENCE
THEATRE

LIVING
WALL OF
HOUSE OF
LEARNING

STUDENT RESIDENCE AND CONFERENCE

CENTER

LIBRARY

HILL SIDE STADIUM

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING