Tony Mantecon

P.ENG., FEC

President

Tony is a licensed professional engineer who specializes in civil and structural engineering of complex, large-scale commercial, institutional, industrial, and residential projects. With over 40 years dedicated to the profession, he has been honoured with a Certificate of Fellowship from Engineers Canada. Tony works closely with architectural firms, developers, constructors, and industrial clients, advising through all stages of the project life cycle.

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Recreation, Fitness, Pool (M & E) - YMCA of Chatham Kent

The region of Chatham Kent has dentified the new YMCA as a key facility in attracting new families to this area and has become the region’s sustainer of physical and social health.

Components of the new Chatham Kent YMCA include two pools, gymnasium, walking track, aerobics room, youth fitness room and community rooms. Views between and into the building’s two levels encourages users to try as many different activities as possible. Spaces throughout were pushed, pulled and skewed for visual and physical connectivity to activate users, create gathering spaces and bring energy and life into the building. By using an approach to planning called equality of space, this facility also ensures all members, regardless of age or ability, have the same opportunities for wellness.

The Chatham Kent YMCA sets a benchmark in the design of recreation projects by creating a dynamic and sunlit environment that protects user privacy. Light wells located along public corridors draw natural light deep into the building’s interior. The placement of exterior glazing ensures that a view to adjacent wooded landscapes is enjoyed by the majority of building occupants. Clerestory windows in the concourse area contribute to the reduction of artificial lighting.

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Mantecon Partners is an agile, full-service engineering firm specializing in structural, mechanical, electrical, process, and civil engineering as well as project management.