Images courtesy City of Brampton

The best of Brampton: Cassie Campbell Community Centre was the top winner at the Brampton Urban Design Awards.

Shore Tilbe Irwin & Partners' Cassie Campbell Community Centre swept the Brampton Urban Design Awards, earning three out of 18 nods. In addition to being named the Best Overall Public Building, the 15,300-m² (165,000-sf) facility won an Award of Excellence and the coveted People's Choice Award.

Fifteen other design and architecture projects were recognized for innovation in the Ontario city at an awards ceremony held on September 30.

These winners include:

• 171 Main St. (Landmark Condominiums), submitted by Burka Architects

• Sir William Gage Middle School, submitted by Hossack & Associates Architects;
• Old Brampton Cemetery Gateway, submitted by Strybos Barron King;
• Chinguacousy Skatepark, submitted by LAND inc.; and
• Mahogany West SWM Pond, submitted by Strybos Barron King.

• 410 & Steeles–5 Resolution Drive, Building X, submitted by Morguard Investments and Petroff Architect; and
• Elliott House Restoration Project, submitted by Habitat for Humanity and EZDimensions.

• 10 Peel Expansion, submitted by WZMH Architects;
• William Osler Health Centre, submitted by Parkin Architects and Adamson Associates Architects;
• Sesquicentennial Park & Creditview Sandalwood Park Field Houses & Comfort Stations, submitted by Kingsland + Architects;
• 410 @ Steeles Commercial Business Centre, submitted by STLA Design Strategies;
• Garden Square and Vivian Lane Chess Park, submitted by Page + Steele/IBI Group Architects;
• Dixie Sandalwood Activity Centre, submitted by Strybos Barron King;
• 174-184 Queen Street East, submitted by Graziani + Corazza Architects; and
• Estates of Credit Ridge–Springbrook Block Plan, submitted by STLA Design Strategies.

With two indoor ice rinks, aquatics and fitness centres, and an indoor running track, it is no surprise Cassie Campbell Community Centre is a Brampton favourite.