Modified design build puts training and messing under one roof in Halifax
Defence Construction Canada and the Department of National Defence teamed up on a Modified Design Build for the new Junior Ranks facility at CFB Halifax.
Canada’s first Centennial project receives the Prix du XXe siècle
The Confederation Centre of the Arts, is the recipient of the 2015 Prix du XXe siècle for its enduring excellence and national significance to Canadian architecture.
Victoria Linklater Memorial School is the featured project of the week in Real Cedar
Every school’s got a hot spot where the cool kids like to hang out. At Victoria Linklater Memorial School, it’s by the front doors.
CMHR featured in RIBA Journal
Iconic is an over-used word – we are now largely immune to it. Watching a building that is touted as iconic from the start of construction, it’s easy to be cynical, to ignore the design detail and thought involved.
Architecture49's Scott Stirton among Canadian architects to be named 2015 Fellows
We are very proud to announce that Scott Stirton, CEO from our Winnipeg office will be named 2015 Fellows.
Kin Centre Complex wins 2015 ACEC-BC Award of Excellence
The Kin Centre Complex in the City of Prince George, BC has been awarded an Award of Excellence for Engineering.
John Crace chosen as a jury member for the Canadian Green Building Awards
Congratulations to John Crace from our Halifax office for being chosen as a jury member for the Canadian Green Building Awards 2015.
Kin Centre Complex featured in SB Magazine 1/2015
The City of Prince George (British Columbia) needed to upgrade the existing 3 rink Kin Centre Complex in order to host the 2015 Canada Winter Games.
Architecture49 working on Rehabilitation of the East Block at Parliament Hill
Rehabilitating the East Block—Parliament Hill’s most intact building and one of the world’s best examples of High Victorian Gothic architecture—is an intricate task.
International Vaccine Centre (InterVac) featured in Tradeline Magazine
The three-story International Vaccine Centre (InterVac) at the University of Saskatchewan is one of the largest vaccine research centers in the world and the largest in North America.
