Architects near Salt Spring Island BC (1002 Result(s))

The firm of Birmingham & Wood, Architects and Planners was established in Vancouver in the 1930s. The original partners, William Birmingham and Woodruff Wood, were key in the development of West Coast Modernist architecture. Their body of work was comprised largely of institutional and residential buildings uniquely suited to the materials and landscapes of the West Coast. The firm's work has been included in three definitive shows of regional architecture: the 'Poetics of West Coast Modernism' , 2005; 'The New Spirit' at the Vancouver Art Gallery, 1997 and 'A Measure of Consensus'at the UBC Fine Arts Gallery, 1986. The current partners, Sandra Moore, MAIBC and James Burton, MAIBC are committed to continuing the legacy of Birmingham & Wood. Institutional and residential projects comprise the greatest part of the firm's current work.

At Iredale Group Architecture, our vision involves designing sustainable communities across Canada. Working out of our offices in Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler, we are a full-service architectural firm, providing design, master planning, restoration, structural engineering, and so much more. Our projects range from schools and corporate office buildings to residential facilitates and community complexes. For more information, please visit our website.

Integra Architecture Inc. was formed, in 1999, by two experienced architects - Dale Staples and Duane Siegrist. The partners share a belief in client-centered architecture, teamwork, and long-term working relationships. The firm's capable staff has extensive experience in all types of residential buildings, mixed-use projects, as well as renovations and seniors housing. Integra's Vancouver office is located in the Western Canada Building - an Integra, award-winning heritage renovation. The China office in Tianjin, was established to meet the needs of Integra's Asia-Pacific clients. Through effective communication and high-quality construction drawings Integra bridges the gap between the builder's reality and the architect's vision.