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| Firm Name: | Architecture49 Inc. |
| Address: | 1600 Buffalo Place |
| City: | Winnipeg |
| Province: | Manitoba |
| Country: | Canada |
| Postal Code: | R3T 6B8 |
| Phone: | (204)477-1260 |
| Fax: | (204)477-6346 |
| Website: | http://www.architecture49.com |
| Organization: | Corporation |
| Principals: | Scott Stirton J. Albert Paquette |
| Firm Profile: | Architecture49 is a national leader in the integrated design and delivery of some of Canada's most important buildings and environments. We are focused on six key areas of expertise: Healthcare, Hospitality, Science and Technology, Security and Defence, Sports and Entertainment, and Transportation. Our national sectors complement our ongoing base of regional and community work. |
| Areas of Practice: | Commercial Cultural Education Food Service Facilities Health Care Heritage Restoration High Tech Facilities Hospitality Hotels Industrial Institutional Laboratories & Research Facilities Office Recreational Renovation Retail Transportation |
| Additional Services: | Building Envelope Feasibility Studies Functional Programming Interior Design Landscape Planning Project Management Urban Design |
| Typical Commissions: | UBC School of Bio Medical Engineering (2022; $70,000,000) Western Canada Aviation Museum, Winnipeg (2021; $45,000,000) Port Coquitlam Community Centre (2021; $117,000,000) Health Sciences Centre, Women's Hospital, Winnipeg (2019; $163,000,000) True North Square, Winnipeg (2018; $410,000,000) |
| Awards: | 2020, Governor General's Medal in Architecture, The Remai Art Gallery of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon SK 2018 Tall & Urban Innovation 10 Year Finalist, Manitoba Hydro Place, Winnipeg MB 2015, Leadership Award for the Advancement of Accessible Environmental Design, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg MB 2015 Manitoba's Premier's Awards for Design Excellence, Award of Excellence, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg MB 2014, Lieutenant Governor Award for Architecture, Honorable Mention, Charles P. Allen High School, Bedford NS 2011, RAIC Award of Excellence, Innovation in Architecture, Honorable Mention, Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg MB 2010, Canadian Architect Award of Excellence, Winner, Women and Newborn Hospital, Winnipeg MB 2014, Bill Woycik Award for Facility Design, Kin Centre, Prince George BC |
