The redesign scope consisted of a comprehensive review of the main entrance and exterior ramp to address barrier-free access to the facility. The project included community consultation from the onset planning stage and a “best practice” universal accessibility approach to improve and ease the user experience.

The South Parking Lot at the Grace Hospital required expanding and reconfiguring to improve wayfinding and safety for staff, patients, and visitors.

Retained by Prime Consultant (Kasian Architects Interior Designers & Planners), the project goal was to develop the applied design concepts for the Outpatient Clinic and Administration Services areas.

Phase One consists of a full-sized gymnasium with courts that can host basketball, volleyball and badminton games. The hall also includes a theatrical stage and a commercial kitchen with a seating capacity of 643 for banquets and 1,013 for larger assemblies.

Out of rubble comes hope. The Town of Stonewall was devastated by a fire that destroyed the visitor centre. The interpretive centre pays homage to this. The simplistic form of the two-storey structure echoes the strength, beauty and elegance of the tyndall stone masses surrounding the site.

A crisp and clean white canvas provided the backdrop for the welcoming, warm wood finishes and the bright blue color of the D9 brand. The design of each retail store includes an informal client consultation lounge for one-on-one dialogue, plenty of retail display shelving, and a group instructional room for formal educational seminars and classes.

ft3 developed a landscape master plan for a private residence. The plan included a reconfigured and enhanced pedestrian approach and driveway, including a custom gabion trellis, a redesigned backyard with a fire pit area set into a berm, a new deck layout, and accommodations for a future pool. An annotated landscape site, planting, and grading plan were completed for our client in order to obtain quotes from local contractors.

Public engagement was a driving force for the École Provencher Schoolyard Redevelopment project. In order to better understand how the schoolyard could be improved, the École Provencher’s Parent Advisory Council (PAC) engaged staff, students, parents and the local community to participate in online and in class surveys.

“Keep Your Cool” takes inspiration from the essential summertime activity of cloud gazing. Cloud glazing’s passive nature—finding a patch of grass, laying down, and watching the sky—is restorative and revitalizing to people’s mental wellness. As clouds slowly move and melt into one another, people’s imaginations create infinite possibilities of shapes, ideas, thoughts, and narratives.