
Basecamp Lodge

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#canmorearchitecture #albertaarchitecture #canadianarchitecture #mountainarchitecture #systemicarchitecture

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In 2018 the Hostel Bear in Canmore was renovated and rebranded as Basecamp Lodge. Located adjacent to Basecamp I & II, it now forms of a trio of Basecamp Resorts buildings along Bow Valley Trail.
The modifications to the existing building were simple and effective in consolidating the property into the Basecamp brand. The intention was not only to modernize, but to refresh and rebrand the space. The most visible modifications came on the exterior with the stucco and vertical wood boards being painted to match the colours of Basecamp I. The existing wood shakes and log accents were reinvigorated with a new clear protective paint finish.
Working with MK Design Group Inc., the interiors were refurbished to reflect a more contemporary style. Amenity spaces along with a sauna and breakfast kitchen were also include in the renovation. In cooperation with the town of Canmore, the hotel also added three employee housing suites to accommodate the growing number of seasonal employees unable to find suitable housing.
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Canmore, Alberta
Hospitality Building Renovation
2018
1 425 square metres (15 339 square feet)
2 378 square metres (0.59 acres)
24 Units