This building represents a commitment to sustainable architecture, utilizing West Dek GLT panels and Glulam to create a hybrid structure that maximizes renewable resources.

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.

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.

The new Community Centre in Old Crow, YT includes a Community Hall, Commercial Kitchen, an Elder's Hall, Game's room, meeting spaces, administrative offices, and support spaces. This new build features a stunning, pin-wheel style Douglas Fir Glulam roof structure.

The Peepeekisis Community Hub, inspired by local cultural symbols, is a circular structure with various facilities. It houses a 400-seat hall, a kitchen, a retail outlet, a council chamber, a daycare, and a gathering atrium. The hub caters to community needs for various events, contributing to the growth of this First Nation.