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 The Buzz —Rejuvenation Project underway Royal Botanical Gardens’ Rejuvenation Project is officially underway. The components of the project are: a new entrance to RBG Centre off of Plains Road; an expanded parking lot; the new Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium with barrier free access to Hendrie Park Gardens within a beautiful glass structure that will be used year round; the new Helen M. Kippax Garden and improvements to the Rose Garden.
The team includes: MHPM, project managers for the overall project; Diamond and Schmitt Architects, architects of the Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium; Ira McDonald Construction, construction managers for the Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium; the Landplan Collaborative, landscape architects for the parking lot expansion and Rose Garden developments; Martin Wade, landscape architect for the Helen M. Kippax Garden and Aldershot Landscaping Company, construction managers for the garden developments. The primary goals of the Rejuvenation Project are: • Providing barrier-free access from RBG Centre to Hendrie Park Gardens • Increasing year-round display and program space • Re-developing Hendrie Park Gardens as a major focal point • Introducing a new perennial garden on a peninsula of tableland projecting into Grindstone Creek valley, surrounded by natural lands on three sides • Providing a new gateway entrance to RBG Centre • Improving visitors’ experience by renovating the entrance and parking lot Phase I of our Enhancement and Rejuvenation Project is made possible by the support of Canada-Ontario Infrastructure Program (COIP) and individual donors. Back To Top
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Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium Helen M. Kippax Garden Rose Garden |
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