CHINOOK REGIONAL HOSPITAL REDEVELOPMENTLocation: Lethbridge, AB |
The project encompasses both renovation and addition relating to most departments of the hospital including Outpatient, Cardio-Respiratory Service, Day Procedures, Day Surgery, Emergency, Inpatients (Medical/Surgical) Labour & Delivery, NICU, Orthopedic Clinic and Renal Program. These various components are divided into streams of production in order to address immediate needs within the Day Surgery as a ‘fast tracked’ component and to allow the facility to maintain operations during the renovations. Construction of the Day Surgery component commenced in April 2012. The remaining project, called “the Tower” has been and will continue to run concurrently. |
GROUP2 IN THE NEWS
05 Mar 2012 / posted by Red Deer Studio
Group2 was recently featured in the Drumheller Mail Newspaper. The article covers a public meeting designed to gather input on the possible relocation of the Town Hall to a renovated Civic Centre. Group2 has been contracted to provide its master pla...[ CONTINUE READING ]
Group2 was recently featured in the Drumheller Mail Newspaper. The article covers a public meeting designed to gather input on the possible relocation of the Town Hall to a renovated Civic Centre. Group2 has been contracted to provide its master planning and functional programming expertise prior to the Town making a decision about the move.
Kari-Anne Gaume, Associate with Group2, was described in the article as highlighting the need for the move. According to the article, Gaume explained to those in attendance, “Putting myself in the Town’s shoes I could really recognize the challenges faced in their existing space. That’s how we start, by understanding our users.”
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Kari-Anne Gaume, Associate with Group2, was described in the article as highlighting the need for the move. According to the article, Gaume explained to those in attendance, “Putting myself in the Town’s shoes I could really recognize the challenges faced in their existing space. That’s how we start, by understanding our users.”
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related link: The Drumheller Mail
Drumheller Townhall - Rendering 1st floor
GROUP2 QUINN YOUNG MERGE IN THE RED DEER ADVOCATE
15 Mar 2012 / posted by Edmonton Studio
A Red Deer architectural and interior design firm continues to strengthen its Alberta presence by merging with a Calgary firm.
After almost a year in the works, Group2 Architecture Interior Design and Quinn Young Architects announced ...[ CONTINUE READING ]
After almost a year in the works, Group2 Architecture Interior Design and Quinn Young Architects announced ...[ CONTINUE READING ]
A Red Deer architectural and interior design firm continues to strengthen its Alberta presence by merging with a Calgary firm.
After almost a year in the works, Group2 Architecture Interior Design and Quinn Young Architects announced their merger on Wednesday.
The merge positions the firm for a strengthened foothold in the Calgary and Western Canadian marketplace. Group2 has offices in Red Deer, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Calgary. Quinn Young was created almost 30 years ago in Calgary.
Craig Webber, principal of Group2, said the Red Deer firm initially expanded on its own in Calgary about eight years ago. Then, about four years ago, it expanded into the Edmonton market by merging with Barry Johns Architecture Ltd. Through this merger, Group 2 was able to expand more rapidly thanks to the depth of staff, as well as having existing clients already in place, Webber said. The success in Edmonton made the Red Deer firm look to a like-minded organization in Calgary.
“There is sort of a trend in the marketplace for the jobs to be awarded to larger firms and clients to be looking for firms with greater depth of experience,” said Webber. “We found in the Edmonton marketplace that we had a 100 per cent increase in our net revenue in three years. And so it really opened up some doors and opportunities and attracted talented staff.”
Strengths that bring the firms together include both firms’ extensive portfolios in education and recreation, says Sheldon Quinn, a founding principal of Quinn Young Architects.
Quinn Young brings extensive background in sustainable design and broad experience with commercial clients. Group2 provides leadership in Building Information Modeling (BIM), which is done in three-dimensional computer models.
The name of the company will remain as Group2QYA until clients realize that the same staff and connections are there, Webber said.
“And then we’ll slowly transition the name to be just Group2,” said Webber.
Both offices in Edmonton and Saskatoon are known as Group2.
The firm will have about 30 staff in Red Deer, 31 in Calgary, 19 in Edmonton and four in Saskatoon. Group2’s office in Saskatoon was opened about 18 months ago.
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After almost a year in the works, Group2 Architecture Interior Design and Quinn Young Architects announced their merger on Wednesday.
The merge positions the firm for a strengthened foothold in the Calgary and Western Canadian marketplace. Group2 has offices in Red Deer, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Calgary. Quinn Young was created almost 30 years ago in Calgary.
Craig Webber, principal of Group2, said the Red Deer firm initially expanded on its own in Calgary about eight years ago. Then, about four years ago, it expanded into the Edmonton market by merging with Barry Johns Architecture Ltd. Through this merger, Group 2 was able to expand more rapidly thanks to the depth of staff, as well as having existing clients already in place, Webber said. The success in Edmonton made the Red Deer firm look to a like-minded organization in Calgary.
“There is sort of a trend in the marketplace for the jobs to be awarded to larger firms and clients to be looking for firms with greater depth of experience,” said Webber. “We found in the Edmonton marketplace that we had a 100 per cent increase in our net revenue in three years. And so it really opened up some doors and opportunities and attracted talented staff.”
Strengths that bring the firms together include both firms’ extensive portfolios in education and recreation, says Sheldon Quinn, a founding principal of Quinn Young Architects.
Quinn Young brings extensive background in sustainable design and broad experience with commercial clients. Group2 provides leadership in Building Information Modeling (BIM), which is done in three-dimensional computer models.
The name of the company will remain as Group2QYA until clients realize that the same staff and connections are there, Webber said.
“And then we’ll slowly transition the name to be just Group2,” said Webber.
Both offices in Edmonton and Saskatoon are known as Group2.
The firm will have about 30 staff in Red Deer, 31 in Calgary, 19 in Edmonton and four in Saskatoon. Group2’s office in Saskatoon was opened about 18 months ago.
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related link: Group2, Quinn Young Merge
