Sameer joined A49 in April as a Vancouver team member based in Calgary where he leads several projects throughout Alberta and British Columbia. Sameer has a strong background in design, building envelope detailing and project management.
The Marpole Transit Centre in Vancouver is a testament to our commitment to sustainable design and functionality. The centre represents further advancement in public transportation providing residents with more reliable, sustainable travel options throughout Vancouver and surrounding communities.
Architecture49 is part of a design build team with Ventana Construction which will bring a new community recreation complex to Burnaby in British Columbia, enriching the community with a state-of-the-art facility that will foster a spirit of togetherness through sports, recreation, and entertainment.
In a significant milestone for sustainable infrastructure, the TRIUMF TR-24 IAMI Facility at the University of British Columbia (UBC) has been granted LEED Silver through the Canada Green Building Council.
As subcontractor to Bow Transit Connectors for the prominent Calgary Green Line project, A49 is honoured to be part of the design team advancing the mandate from its current schematic stage to its substantial completion planned in 2029.
On this International Women’s Day we are celebrating some of our inspiring women and women-identified individuals at Architecture49 who contribute whole-heartedly to our organization and their communities.
A49’s Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Team are passionate about and are committed to the development of well-designed outdoor spaces.
The tides of economic confidence are on the upswing for Surrey as another major hotel has been approved for its emerging downtown area.
The City is planning a new Community Recreation Complex in the downtown area south of Wilson Avenue, between Mary Hill Road and Kingsway Avenue.
Alberta Construction Magazine held an online poll in early November asking readers to choose their favourite Top Projects submission, and nearly 2,000 votes were received.
The Kin Centre Complex in the City of Prince George, BC has been awarded an Award of Excellence for Engineering.
