Surrey Museum Expansion

The Surrey Museum has been expanded to better serve a diverse community in one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, creating an exemplary cultural space for both residents and visitors. Alongside HCMA architects and Heatherbrae Builders, we helped the City of Surrey to design and construct a forward-looking facility that is also deeply rooted in their heritage.

StructureCraft designed, fabricated, and installed the dowel laminated timber for the roof structure. The DLT panels are supported by a steel structure below, and are typically 56' long with a main span of 34'. Of note are the linear conduit chases (2' o.c.) that were formed in the panels by using shallower boards at each panel edge.

Because the mass timber roof was prefabricated, we installed all 50 panels in one day.

The Surrey Museum was one of the first structures in North America to use DLT, the first all wood mass timber panel.