South Common Centre Mississauga, ON
This beautiful kiosk located in the centrally located South Common Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, is made by combining various shades of Trespa Meteon panels.
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Projects
The Outlet Collection-Niagara
The Outlet Collection, Niagara, is Canada’s largest open-air outlet mall and was designed with Trespa’s Meteon.
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Windsor Family Aquatic Complex
Windsor Family Aquatic Complex. Constructed in 2013, the Windsor Family Aquatic Complex is a signature aquatic facility that can accommodate both 50-metre and 25-metre events, along with a diving well and a family water park. Trespa Virtuon was used for sections of the facility’s interior.
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Unemployed Help Centre
The new Unemployment Help Centre in Windsor incorporates a standard Trespa Décor.
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Conestoga Mall
The largest shopping centre in Waterloo, Conestoga Mall attracts shopping enthusiasts across Waterloo Region. In 2006, the mall renovated, and in 2007, a new anchor store took over part of the mall that included an updated and modern storefront made partially with Trespa panels.
The project consisted of using seven different uni-colors in a satin finish with matching exposed colour fasteners. Panels vary from small to large sizes.
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The project consisted of using seven different uni-colors in a satin finish with matching exposed colour fasteners. Panels vary from small to large sizes.
240 Sparks
A grand entrance to retail and office space. A transitioning installation from exterior to interior.
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Oakville Transit Facility
The Oakville Transit Facility is a 265,000 square feet bus service/storage facility that features Trespa panels in amethyst satin.
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a+LiNK Architecture Inc. Office
A winning recipient,the A+Link Architecture Inc. firm has been honorably mentioned by the 2015 Urban Design Awards in London, Ontario to recognize and promote excellence, innovation and visionary thinking. The building is believed to play a key role in raising the bar on urban design that turn London’s public spaces into more livable and vibrant spaces—a key ingredient in building a better city.
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