“As the new home of OPL’s Central branch and the main location for LAC’s public services, Ādisōke will be a landmark destination providing lasting economic and community development benefits for Ottawa and the surrounding region,” says Ginther. Events, exhibitions, and cultural programming animate the building year-round. Its presence at LeBreton Flats is expected to stimulate new development in the area while reinforcing Ottawa’s status as a national capital with international-caliber cultural spaces. COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY For an executive audience, one of the most striking aspects of Ādisōke is its environmental performance. The project has been designed to achieve net-zero carbon and has already received Zero Carbon Building Design certification from the Canada Green Building Council. “The Government of Canada, LAC, City of Ottawa, and OPL are committed to creating a sustainable, Image of the outside of Ādisōke, where solar panels are installed along the exterior. Their appearance can shift, depending on the intensity and angle of the sun. Some days they may appear bright and iridescent, while on others they look darker and matte. (Photo Credit: City of Ottawa) 113 NOV 2025 | BUSINESS ELITE CANADA
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