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Project teams
Project teams
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Discover the team of industry leaders managing, designing and building the venue — turning vision into reality.
CAA ICON: A division of leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA), CAA ICON is the industry’s-leading owner's representative and strategic management consulting firm for public and private sports and entertainment facility owners/operators, professional franchises, and leagues. With more than 65 sports, entertainment, and public assembly projects and over 2,500 consulting engagements, CAA ICON has managed the development of many of the most successful venues around the world, spanning 11 professional sports leagues, totaling nearly $45 billion. CAA ICON offers world-class service in the areas of possibility and planning, project management, strategic advisory, and beyond.
DIALOG: Driven by its core values, DIALOG is committed to changing the world through great design. A complete, B Corp design practice comprising architects, urban planners, interior designers, structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, landscape architects, and sustainability consultants, DIALOG now has over 600 employees across North America. The practice has studios in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and San Francisco.
HOK: HOK is a group of future-forward thinkers and designers who are driven to face critical challenges. They are dedicated to improving people’s lives, serving clients and healing the planet. They create a culture of design excellence at the joining of art and science, blending the power of creative expression purpose. HOK’s Sports + Recreation + Entertainment practice has experience in the design of arenas, stadiums, ballparks, training facilities and entertainment centres. The group plans and designs world-class sports complexes that are centre pieces of successful, vibrant entertainment districts, communities and campuses. Other projects include CITYPARK in St. Louis, Missouri; Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia and Rogers Place and the ICE District in Edmonton, Alberta.
Construction managers
CANA and Mortenson will manage the day-to-day activities of constructing Scotia Place, ensuring the event centre is built on schedule, within budget and according to The City’s design and building standards. They will also coordinate with subcontractors and address any issues that arise during construction.
CANA: CANA is a proudly Calgary-based builder with over 80 years of construction excellence across Alberta. From iconic venues to vital community institutions, they have played a leading role in shaping the province’s-built environment.
With a legacy that includes the Markin MacPhail Athletic Complex, Studio Bell - National Music Centre, Bella Conservatory, Keynote Tower, Rockyview Hospital, and Calgary Courts Centre, CANA brings unmatched experience in both new construction and major renovations. Our work reflects an enduring commitment to quality, precision, and community impact. As the construction partner for Scotia Place, CANA is proud to contribute once again to Calgary’s evolving skyline.
Mortenson: For nearly thirty years, Mortenson has been shaping skylines across the country and building a reputation as a leading name in sports construction. They understand the high level of skill and knowledge required for complex projects. Mortenson recognizes that a well-designed and constructed facility can positively impact revenue, operations, and the fan experience. Other projects of theirs include the Chase Centre in San Francisco, California and the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington.
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