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A new principal at Merrick. We welcome LOUISE WEBB as a new Director.
Principals Gregory Borowski, Mitch Sakumoto, and Shaun McIntyre are pleased to welcome Louise Webb as an equal owner in Merrick Architecture.
Louise Webb joined Merrick Architecture in May 2008 to enhance the Vancouver Olympic Village team. She brought with her a proven track record of working on fast track and high density housing projects both in the US and British Columbia. Louise relocated from her native England
Cathedral Place is the first entirely new office development in downtown Vancouver to significantly address the architectural heritage of its site. By doing so, it won the support of a City Council that was under intense pressure to stop the project. The building provides the class A commercial space required by The Shon Group within a masterful array of architectural features that express the siteโs history, as well as its contemporary context.
Cathedral Place was designed to fit its site
Since 2001, MA has designed and constructed $25 million of combined new and adaptive re-use educational and athletic projects for the Senior Campus of St. Michaels University School, which include the rehabilitated Schoolhouse and Library Addition, the Crothall Centre for Humanities and the Arts, the LEEDยฎ certified Schaffter Music Hall, and the multi-use Monkman Athletic facility. Key to the delivery of all of these complex projects was the careful consideration of the viability of existing bu
The Grouse Nest site is envisioned as a complete community integrated within the coastal rainforest. It is a new development on 35.2 hectares of rocky shoreline and forest on the Sooke Basin. Site planning is sensitive to existing environmental conditions and aims to decrease development impact by concentrating buildings in previously logged areas. Established forests and the stream valley are preserved to maintain their function in the local ecosystem. The compact site development features a ra
The Riverway Driving Range and Support Buildings were developed by the City of Burnaby as the first phase in a project developed to enhance the Cityโs opportunities for outdoor recreation. The complex provides a cluster of unique timber-framed buildings, including a 60-bay, two level driving range, 75-seat coffee shop, 2,700 square foot pro shop and washroom / locker facilities. These facilities are located to function within the constraints of the golf course yet provide a rural village atmos
