Educational

Part of the larger Foster School of Business complex, the new Founders Hall greatly expands the business school’s capacity while improving the connection to the heart of historic Denny Yard.

This LEED® Silver certified project pays tribute to Lois Hole, the 15th Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta.

This building is designed for a sustainable future of renewable energy, raising the bar for on-campus student accommodations. The use of Glulam throughout the building successfully completes Red Deer College's goal of creating a fun, welcoming home base for students.

Arcola Community School embraces a more flexible model, where students and teachers can choose from a variety of spaces to suit a range of learning activities.

The Ralph Klein Education Centre features an indoor classroom, resource library, art studio, interpretive signage, and meeting spaces. Ralph Klein Park is the first park to be named after a former mayor during their lifetime.

This research centre is the hub for all research activity at Athabasca University, serving as a resource and providing support for basic and applied research within the university.

The SUCCI Wellness Centre at Confederation College is a modern, multi-use facility promoting student fitness, health, and well-being.

The design of Kelset Elementary School makes use of wood to embrace a warm, inviting West Coast aesthetic.

This Centre is a hub for sustainability at UBC, containing offices and labs, a 425-seat auditorium, meeting rooms, a cafe, and open spaces for studying and socializing. This project has achieved LEED Platinum Certification, obtaining a number of sustainability and high-performance awards.

The new school provides relief from overcrowding at the existing location & accommodates a growing student population into future school years. The new school is an addition to the existing Frog Lake Community Recreation Center.

The new Northern Lakes College Campus in High Prairie includes classroom spaces, a medical lab, testing centre, trades lab, and office spaces. The design, landscape and architectural components display the College's vision, mission, design principles and sustainability plans.

Escuela Mill Creek School is vibrant with the many different cultures that come together for the common purpose of learning Spanish. This school is the first in Alberta to receive an International Spanish Academy designation from the Spanish Government's Education Ministry.

The University of Alberta Botanic Garden expanded and enhanced its facilities, including the Main Entry Pavilion, to accommodate growing visitor numbers and integrate nature-inspired designs for a seamless fusion with its surroundings.