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NEWS
Senior Architectural Technologist
June 15, 2026
We are seeking a dynamic individual to join us in the role of Senior Architectural Technologist. The successful candidate will work in an open and collaborative environment on a on a diverse range of projects.
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Architectural Intern
May 21, 2026
We are looking for an architectural intern to join our Winnipeg office who is highly motivated, creative, organized and capable. If you are highly collaborative and love designing, coordinating and detailing buildings, then we are interested in talking to you!
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Architects Applaud WSO and PAC Vision for Pantages Playhouse Renewal
June 11, 2025
Different concepts and ideas have come and gone, but the vision always remained the same: to give one of Winnipeg’s most important cultural organizations a new home, a prominent public face in the city, and a new connection to its cherished community.
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Bronx Park Community Centre
August 1, 2024
A Model of Intergenerational Innovation and Community Collaboration Bronx Park Community Centre is an innovative 2,262 sq. m. facility that represents an intergenerational partnership between the Bronx Park Community Centre and the Good Neighbours Active Living Centre. By joining forces, these organizations demonstrate a collaborative approach to addressing community needs. Everyone from toddlers to seniors […]
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City should scramble to transform important Village intersection
April 29, 2024
The corner of River and Osborne is the gateway to Osborne Village, Winnipeg’s highest-density neighbourhood and a rare walkable, complete community in the city. In our collective imagination, the Village strip is a street with bustling sidewalks and vibrant public spaces, set around a series of eclectic shops and restaurants.
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Imagining what the ‘Windy Corner’ could one day be
March 11, 2024
By Brent Bellamy, Associate + Creative Director Originally published in the Winnipeg Free Press Open Portage and Main. Four simple words. Elections have been fought over them. Friends have become temporary enemies because of them. Family dinners have been ruined by them. A Winnipeg debate that has stirred local emotions and bewildered outsiders for more than […]
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Housing fund just one piece of the puzzle
November 21, 2023
The amount of ink being spilled over Canada's housing crisis is enough to make the global climate crisis feel neglected and envious.
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Nine ideas for the province and Winnipeg
November 21, 2023
Nine city-building ideas that Manitoba's new provincial government might consider to make Winnipeg a more livable and prosperous city.
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Portage Place and a second chance
November 21, 2023
From Rosser Avenue in Brandon to Yonge Street in Toronto, Canadian cities of every shape and size built a downtown indoor shopping mall in the 1980s. These developments were a last desperate salvo in the battle between traditional main street retail and the new suburban shopping mall...
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