Case Study: Fort St. John Centennial Park Band Shell achieves a striking community band shell design with Parasoleil architectural metal panels

Fort St. John Centennial Park Band Shell uses Parasoleil to limit panel holes to under 2 inches

Parasoleil provided their architectural metal panels to the Fort St. John Centennial Park Band Shell, a main public gathering space in British Columbia. The customer's challenge was to create a new, cutting-edge band shell that would serve as a focal point and reflect the local community's culture as part of the park's redevelopment.

The solution involved using custom-modified Parasoleil panels with a Fractal pattern, engineered so that no perforation was larger than two inches to accommodate the intricate design. The resulting band shell is a durable, artistic structure that filters and sculpts light, achieving the goal of a distinctive cultural landmark for the community.

Fort St. John Centennial Park Band Shell