ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Kanata, Ontario

All Saints Catholic High School is the fifth school adapted from a prototype high school designed by Edward J. Cuhaci and Associates Architects Inc. Award-winning high schools are:

• Mother Teresa Catholic High School (1999), Nepean, Ontario
• St. Peter Catholic High School (1995), Cumberland, Ontario
• Holy Trinity Catholic High School (1990), Kanata, Ontario

The design of All Saints Catholic High School was organized to suit the unique topographical features of the site. These features include a City-owned park on the west, and a large outcrop and wooded parkland on the south. A portion of the outcrop was sculpted to provide outdoor seating that overlooks the playing fields and parkland. With some minor plan variations, the school retains most of the main design features of the previous schools. These features include the centrally-lit atrium, which floods daylight into interior spaces, advanced technology in HVAC systems, and highly computer-oriented, specialized, teaching spaces.