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Architecture firms design facelifts for downtown Saskatoon buildings

A trio of architecture firms have released renderings of potential facelifts for some downtown buildings in Saskatoon.

Three architecture firms offer glimpses of what buildings could look like with a new facade

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A Stantec design for the building facade at 325 20th St. E. (Stantec)

A trio of architecture firms have released renderings of potential facelifts for some downtown buildings in Saskatoon.

The downtown Business Improvement District has the drawings on its website.

The current facade at 325 20th St. E. (Stantec )

The idea was to show what could be done to existing buildings and also to bring attention to facade grants that are available from the city.

The grants program is available to property owners and businesses located in the downtown district to enhance the overall street character.

The current facade at 250 Second Avenue N. (Koopman Architecture)
A Koopman Architecture rendering of a facade for 250 Second Ave. N. (Koopman Architecture)

The firms of Koopman Architecture, KSA Group Architecture and Stantec produced the six design renderings for six downtown properties.

They can be seen at http://dtnyxe.ca/reimagining-downtown-saskatoon/?fbclid=IwAR2iYRb0GUZIBoVUY-7G6L9raxeTKLkYsu-pTxi3L4iHJ-Edbzq_ymmPbuk.

The current facade at 129 21st St. E. (KSA Group)
A KSA Group rendering of a facade for 129 21st St. E. (KSA Group)
The current facade at 130 21st St. E. (Stantec)
A Stantec design rendering the a facade at 130 21st St. E. (Stantec)
The current building at 145 First Ave. N. (Koopman Architecture)
A Koopman Architecture rendering of 145 First Ave. N. (Koopman Architecture)
The current First Avenue Parkade (Koopman Architecture)
A Koopman Architecture rendering of First Avenue Parkade (Koopman Architecture)
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