TELUS Stadium

The 11,500 m² facility features a 100× 60 meter playing field that can be divided into three separate training areas, 450 spectator seats, a hospitality level overlooking the adjacent outdoor football stadium, and shared support and food service facilities connected to the neighbouring sports complex. Positioned as a natural extension of the existing football stadium, the building strengthens the coherence of the overall athletic precinct while optimizing circulation and shared amenities. Its defining architectural feature is a spectacular structure composed of thirteen variable-depth glued laminated timber arches, creating a dramatic column-free interior while giving the building its distinctive identity.

The project also demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable design. A naturally ventilated system controlled by motorized windows significantly reduces the need for mechanical cooling throughout much of the year, while low-flow plumbing fixtures minimize water consumption. Achieving an energy performance 42% better than the Model National Energy Code for Buildings (MNECB), TELUS Stadium successfully combines architectural quality, environmental performance, and operational flexibility. Recipient of multiple honours, including a Cecobois Award of Excellence and two City of Québec Architecture Awards, the project stands as a benchmark for contemporary sports architecture.