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Meet The Team

Our team has diverse expertise in building, communication, and inclusive design. We work together every day to solve complex challenges for our clients and communities. We are all committed to making a positive impact that extends beyond our immediate surroundings.

“ A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often, better than a master of one.”

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Adriel Quiroz
Junior Project Lead

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“Collaboration, much like a river, gains its strength from the convergence of diverse streams.”

Andrew Dietrich
Senior Project Lead

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“I strive for architecture that is comfortable, unique, and beneficial for individuals and the community.”

Ailan McKenzie
Director of Project Advancement

“The role we get to play in shaping the built environment gives us an almost unparalleled opportunity, but more importantly a great responsibility, to shape the world into a better place than we found it.”

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Amanda Motyer
Director of Inclusivity & Specifications

“Buildings have become complex. Success in projects can only come from collaborative approaches, leading to enhanced outcomes.”

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Bill Lett
Principal

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“In essence, buildings resemble puzzles; architecture is crafting each piece and assembling them to realize the envisioned outcome.”

Cameron Pitre
Junior Design Technologist

“Architecture emerges from necessity, willpower, determination, and imagination.”

Darren McKinley
Senior Design Technologist

“Architecture is never finished, nor satisfied. It is perpetually finding itself and beginning anew.”

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David Tisshaw
Contract & Construction Administrator

“Nurturing creativity, our endeavours blend innovation and passion, crafting a symphony where every endeavour is a masterpiece of possibility.”

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Feni Patel
Junior Design Technologist

“Architecture impacts people everyday, why not make it memorable? “

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“Science in architecture is the key for successful building development.”

Hannah Taylor
Junior Project Lead

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“Architecture can be a tool to help the marginalized take space.”

Harry Teng
Senior Design Technologist

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“Creativity is nothing but the way to solve new problems.”

Isioma Mafiana
Junior Project Lead

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“OK, but where is the real
opportunity here?”

Jade Payne
Junior Graphic Designer

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Janet Stewart
Senior Project Lead

“Companies are like icebergs, most of the important stuff happens beneath the surface.”

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“Architecture finds its harmony between form and function.” 

Kristy Hook
Principal

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“Experiential graphic design is a dialogue held between people, and the places in our everyday life.”

Lejla Sejdinovic
Junior Project Lead

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Logan Brazeau
Director of Communication Strategies

“Architects turn dreams into reality, which inspired my journey into the profession.”

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“Every day, I learn and teach, fostering growth and enriching our community through thoughtful design.”

Maddy Yarrow
Junior Project Lead

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Matthew Philip
Senior Project Lead

“People are the soul of architecture. Without people, architecture is meaningless.”

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Maxine Bérubé
Junior Project Lead,

“Architecture is a team sport. With a guiding coach and a unified team, the reward is a great building.”

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“Buildings can inspire and create pride of place. Architecture can mirror ambition to reflect a world that we hope to see”

Meika McCunn
Senior Project Lead

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“Client-focused means exceeding expectations and nurturing lasting relationships beyond projects.”

Michael Gallant
Principal

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Mike Stock
Principal

“If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people.”

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Mitch Cossitt
Intermediate Design Technologist

“Without context, design is merely decoration and not truly design.”

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Moxit Shah
Junior Design Technologist

“Architecture thrives when design and environmental stewardship harmonize for a resilient future.”

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Muriel Barker
Junior Project Lead

“Accounting is a puzzle - it’s what excites me the most.”

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“Solving clients’ spatial problems is what we do, creating better functioning and rewarding environments.”

“The Truth is in the Model.”

Natalie Curtin
Administrator

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Roy Turner
Senior Project Lead

“A great design learns from the past, takes from the present, and shapes what we want our future to be.”

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“Our best work comes from that balance between good design and technical proficiency.”

Ryley Wheelhouse
Junior Design Technologist

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Scott Donovan
Director of Technical Standards & Quality

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Scott Patterson
Director of Design Technologies