In support of the growth and opportunity we are experiencing in Northern Ontario, I am excited to announce a new leadership structure.

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The new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (AGNS) will be a place where all Nova Scotians can come to see their stories told and to learn about the long, rich and multi-faceted culture that makes this place unique.

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Through the years, Brian's talents and efforts have helped our success. Architecture49 takes pride in his accomplishment and commitment to excellence. Congratulations on your 50 years of service!

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A49 is excited to announce the appointment of Ban Kubba to National Sector Lead, Transportation. Ban joined our Vancouver office in 2018 and has helped to build the practice regionally. Ban has worked on the TransLink Marpole Transit Centre, six BC Transit Bus operations and maintenance facilities, and three sky train lines.

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Sarah joined Architecture49 Halifax as the Practice Lead for Healthcare in May 2019. Her unique background as a Registered Nurse and an Architect makes her well-suited for her new role.

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Canada’s redesigned $10 bill has earned the Bank of Canada a Bank Note of the Year Award from the International Bank Note Society (IBNS).

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The construction of the Complexe 4 Glaces was officially launched on Friday, September 21 2018, in the La Cité sector of Gatineau. Bruno Verenini, principal architect at Architecture49 Montreal, was present for the inauguration of the site.

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On June 28th in New York City, the annual North American Copper in Architecture (NACIA) Awards ceremony was held in recognition of the outstanding use of architectural copper in building design and construction.

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When The New York Times included Saskatoon (the largest city in Saskatchewan, with almost 300,000 residents) among its top travel destinations for 2018, many Canadians were surprised it was the only town in the nation to make the list.

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A crowd gathered at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg to watch Thursday's reveal of Canada's new $10 bill in Halifax got a bit of a surprise.

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