Family-owned, family run Montreal-based builder Broccolini—consistently ranked over the years in top ten Canada construction firms—has announced the appointment of Anthony Broccolini as CEO, succeeding his father, John Broccolini.
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EVOQ Architecture has appointed as directors long tenured and highly experienced employees, Lena Buchinger, Carolyne Fontaine, Roxanne Gauthier, and Eric Stein, well-acquainted with its values and culture, to steer the firm’s future.
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One of Montreal’s historic warehouses has been transformed into a modern office space, with the help of local architecture firm L’Abri.
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A mixed-use site in Burnaby, B.C.’s Brentwood Town Centre will soon be transformed into a four-phased, master-planned community.
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The University of Guelph C.F. Crozier & Associates Scholarship has named its first $25,000 recipient: engineering student Yusra Hasan.
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Montgomery Sisam Architects has appointed three new principals: Neda Basharat, Shannon Wiley, and Enda McDonagh.
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While dHKa has a wide range of specializations, the company has expanded into the residential care and affordable housing sectors.
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Southpark on Whyte has received LEED Gold certification, the first LEED V4 multi-family project in the city.
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Englobe Corporation has obtained MPE, a consulting engineering firm specializing in engineering, water resources, and building services.
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Montreal-based architecture firm Lemay announced 13 appointments within the firm, including three new senior partners and a new chief operating officer (COO). Additionally, the team has gained two new discipline directors, a new associate, and six project directors.
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