ADAPTIVE REUSE OF OXFORD MILLS TOWNSHIP HALL

Municipality of North Grenville

Giaimo has been engaged by the Municipality of North Grenville to explore potential future uses of the former Oxford Mills Township Hall building as a public facility through community engagement. The Municipality of North Grenville is an urban/rural community located adjacent to the southern border of Ottawa. As one of the fastest growing municipalities in Eastern Ontario, North Grenville is committed to providing a broad range of amenities and services to its residents and visitors alike.

The former Oxford Mills Township Hall, located at 100 Maplewood Avenue, is a National Historic Site of Canada and also designated under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. Built in 1875 as the Oxford Mills Township Hall, the building later became a branch of the North Grenville Public Library. Since 1998, the 2-storey building has mainly been used as a storage facility. For this project, Giaimo will undertake engagement with community interest groups and develop 3 high-level adaptive reuse concepts to present to the public through an in-person open house and online survey. Based on community feedback, a report will be prepared to include recommendations for adaptive reuse.

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