Calgary Zoo – Wild Canada Redevelopment

The Calgary Zoo Wild Canada Redevelopment transforms a major public space into an immersive landscape that prioritizes animal welfare, conservation education, and meaningful visitor engagement. Designed and delivered through an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) process, the project re‑imagines Wild Canada as a sequence of iconic Canadian ecosystems, inviting visitors into the animals’ world rather than […]
Edmonton Public Library – Capilano Branch

The Capilano Branch Library is a neighbourhood library located on the edge of a ravine in suburban Edmonton. Sited on an underutilized portion of the ravine, the modestly scaled building has become a catalyst for broader neighbourhood renewal—re‑establishing the library as an accessible, welcoming civic space embedded within a mature residential community. The interior is […]
Roxy Theatre

Winner – Award of Excellence in Urban Architecture & People’s Choice Award (2023 Edmonton Urban Design Awards) The original Roxy Theatre, lost to fire in 2015, was deeply embedded in Edmonton’s theatre scene and an anchor of the 124th Street community. Memories recall lineups snaking down the block, an over-crowded lobby spilling onto the street […]
South Haven Centre for Remembrance

The South Haven Centre for Remembrance creates a new non-denominational facility for the City of Edmonton. The design features a symbolic thirteen-metre tower which emerges from the prairie landscape which makes reference to the existing gravesites, monuments, columbaria, and the latent memory they embody.
Rapid Fire Theatre

The transformation of a former telephone exchange building into a new home for Edmonton’s Rapid Fire improv group focuses on connection between performers and audience. The design team led a Visioning Session with stakeholders, including paper-doll planning, hot spot exploration of spaces, and a mad-lib themed exercise to tap the creativity and expertise of […]
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan’s first permanent structure establishes the theatre company on its longtime site along the scenic Meewasin Trail and South Saskatchewan River. The project sees the creation of five modular buildings on the iconic site near other cultural, recreational, and educational hubs. Patrons, actors, staff, and volunteers are transported to a world separated […]