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Building Envelope Project Update

    • Prince George
  • May 1, 2026
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Current Updates 

Stay informed with regular updates as construction progresses. We’ll keep you posted on project milestones, potential disruptions, and other important details.

Building envelope work continues across the Prince George campus from mid April to early May. Crews are completing window sealing, siding installation, roofing, and exterior finishes in the 100, 300, and 700 Blocks.

Important: Concrete fin removal work from Wednesday, May 6 to Friday, May 8 will impact access near the 300 Block North 2nd floor entrance. Expect temporary closures, detours, and increased noise.

Accessible parking near the Main Entrance has been relocated until further notice to the crosswalk ramp, and a detour is in place for those walking from the east side.

Check the full map to see how campus blocks are connected and where work is taking place.

Upcoming Activities

April 27 – May 3

100 Block

  • Sealing around windows continues
  • Window screens being installed
  • Ongoing cleanup of materials

200 Block

  • Light prep work and cleanup

300 Block

  • First floor interior work in progress
  • West entrance setup underway
  • Early structural prep and removals on the north side

400 Block

  • Investigation work behind exterior glass panels begins

700 Block

  • Demolition and cleanup underway
  • Temporary wall installed at main entrance
  • Early prep for stairs and window installation

Across Campus

  • Roof prep work begins
  • Early window and door installations start in select areas

May 4 – May 10

100 Block

  • Continued window sealing and exterior touch-ups

300 Block

  • Interior work continues
  • Foundation and structural prep progressing on the north side

400 Block

  • Exterior stucco removal begins

700 Block

  • Ongoing demolition and exterior work
  • Window installation and stair work progressing
  • Work begins on rooftop structures

Across Campus

  • Roof work and exterior coverings increase
  • More windows and doors installed across buildings

Important Access Update: May 6 – May 8

To support concrete removal work, the following areas will be closed to all traffic for three days:

  • Shipping & Receiving ramp and Loading Dock
  • Smoking shelter (near the 940 and 960 Blocks)
  • 300 Block north entrance

Closure Dates: May 6–8 (Wednesday to Friday)

Deliveries during closure:

  • Small packages: Use the 700 Block main entrance, then route to Shipping & Receiving
  • Pallet deliveries: Redirect to the 980 Block (Facilities Warehouse)

The 700 Block main entrance will remain open and accessible for all deliveries.

Traffic & Wayfinding

  • Signage will be posted at:
    • 15th Avenue entrance
    • Approaches to the Shipping & Receiving ramp
    • Key campus entry points (including cafeteria entrance and 200/300 Block North bridge access)
  • Signs will guide vehicles and pedestrians to alternate routes

 

Additional Notes

  • Emergency access routes remain available
  • Alternate accessible routes will be in place where needed
  • Nearby areas may experience increased noise and dust during this work

May 11 – May 17

100 Block

  • Final window sealing and exterior finishing

300 Block

  • Interior work nearing completion
  • Exterior wall and panel installation increases

400 Block

  • Continued exterior wall work

700 Block

  • Major progress on windows, doors, and entrances
  • Exterior wall panels and finishes accelerate
  • Ongoing rooftop work

Across Campus

  • Exterior cladding expands across multiple buildings
  • Window and door installation peaks
  • Roof work wrapping up in several areas

Expected Impacts:

🔊 Noise: Elevated noise levels.
🚧 Access: Temporary alternate routes and partial entrance closures.
👷 Visibility: Ongoing construction activity and visual disruptions in affected areas.

Safety Reminder

  • Please follow all posted signage and detour instructions.
  • For your safety, do not enter active construction zones.

About the Project 

The Building Envelope Project is designed to enhance the exterior of the Prince George campus with energy-efficient upgrades, a modernized aesthetic, and a focus on long-term sustainability. These improvements will provide a more comfortable, energy-efficient space for everyone at CNC while maintaining our facilities’ resilience well into the future.

This project is made possible with restricted capital funding by the Ministry of Infrastructure. 

The Building Envelope Project aligns with CNC’s Strategic Plan (lhulh whuts’odutel’eh – Learning Together) under Priority 3.5: Rejuvenate College Infrastructure. Specifically, it supports objectives 3.5.1 through 3.5.4 by upgrading campus infrastructure, revitalizing learning spaces, improving sustainability, and helping reduce the college’s overall carbon footprint.

Key Highlights of the Project: 

  • Energy-efficient upgrades for better sustainability.
  • A modernized campus exterior to reflect our commitment to innovation.
  • Long-term durability to ensure the campus remains functional and eco-friendly for years to come.  

Project Timeline

  • March 2025: Pre-construction preparations and site setup begin.
  • April 11: Pre-construction phase
  • April 25: Transition to demolition stage.
  • May 2025: Official construction begins.
  • May 9, 2025: Demolition work on the 100 Block started
  • June 8, 2025: 100 Block demolition work largely complete. Demolition work on the 700 Block started.
  • June 15, 2025: Demolition work on the east and south side of the 700 Block continues.
  • July 2, 2025: Installation of initial building envelope components at the east and south side of the 700 Block started.
  • August 11, 2025: Roof work, brick façade and wall stucco removal on the 700 Block started
  • August 18, 2025: Penthouse demolition and landscaping work on the 700 Block started
  • September 4, 2025: Elevated walkway work on the 300 Block started
  • September 8, 2025: Window replacement work on the 100 Block started. Moisture shield barrier installation on 100 Block started.
  • October 14, 2025: Sidewalk and foundation removal at the west entrance of the 500 Block for stair replacement started.
  • October 20, 2025: 100 Block interior window trims work start. 700 Block brick façade almost done.
  • November 25, 2025: 500 block stairs installed. Weight room and 2nd floor open. Slight detour in West Entrance lifted
  • November 26, 2025: 700 block, 1st floor window replacement
  • December 22, 2025: Water shield installation done
  • May 6-8, 2026: Concrete fin removal above the loading dock
  • Duration: Approximately 2 years 
  • Completion Date: May 2027 (estimated) 

Impact on Campus

We are committed to minimizing disruptions during construction. While work is taking place, we will keep staff, students and visitors informed about: 

  • Campus accessibility 
  • Potential disruptions 
  • Changes to parking and entrances 

Our team is focused on ensuring that the impact on your daily experience is as minimal as possible.