Red Lake Heritage Centre

Red Lake, Ontario
2005

The new Red Lake Heritage Centre consists of a historical museum, a multi-purpose gallery, an interpretive centre for Woodland Caribou Provincial Park, and a tourist information centre. The interpretive centre showcases Ontario’s Living Legacy initiative and constitutes a Legacy Landmark.

The striking design features a large glazed gallery overlooking an exterior exhibition area. The gallery features tilted laminated wood beams, structural members and a stone wall reminiscent of a mine entry shaft. The building also features a climate controlled archival room for the storage of sensitive fabric items from the collection and historic documents.


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Some projects shown on this website were undertaken by Corbett Cibinel Architects. On June 15, 2006, George Cibinel became the operating partner of Corbett Cibinel Architects. As of April 1, 2008, all ongoing projects and outstanding professional obligations have been assigned to Cibinel Architects Ltd.