BUILD IT completes expansion at Camp Kindle
AI Article Summary
BUILD IT, a construction firm based in Calgary, has completed an $8.9 million expansion project at Camp Kindle, a retreat for families affected by cancer. The project enhances the camp's capacity and accessibility, including new facilities for arts, teaching, and wellness, as well as upgrades for mobility. The initiative highlights community collaboration and aims to create a joyful space for children facing cancer. Future projects will further enhance accessibility with a wheelchair-accessible treehouse village.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how construction firms can collaborate with communities to create meaningful spaces that prioritize accessibility and inclusivity. For Canadian builders, this means there are opportunities in community-based projects that require thoughtful design to address specific population needs, and it emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement. Additionally, such projects may require navigating funding from both private and public sectors, impacting timelines and resource allocation.
