Shaun McIntyre, Partner of our Victoria Studio, spoke yesterday on CBC Manitoba’s “Up to Speed” broadcast about our Victoria Hudson’s Bay redevelopment project, and how it may inform the newly announced redevelopment of the Winnipeg HBC Building. Merrick Architecture completed the adaptive reuse and rehabilitation of Victoria’s historic Hudson’s Bay Building (2010), the Victoria Public Market at The Hudson (2013), and the adjacent Hudson Mews Building (2014) and as part of our succ
On 3 March, 2021 Merrick Principal Gregory Borowski discussed architectural innovations on the Vancouver skyline with Morning Show host Steve Quinn. The discussion focused on Merrick Architecture’s work on the 410 W. Georgia project and Alberni by Kengo Kuma, with additional reflections on BIG/Dialog’s Vancouver House.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-91/clip/15827818
The Merrick Architecture family wishes Ken Watson a well-deserved Happy Retirement!
Ken Watson has been with the practice for 17 years, joining us in our Victoria Studio from 1999-2009, returning from 2016 until his announced retirement at the end of 2022.
Before relocating to the west coast, Ken worked as an Architect in Edmonton Alberta, at several significant practices, including Chandler Kennedy where he first met our founder, Paul Merrick.
Ken has been an avid boater and mainta
We welcome PETER MACRAE to our Leadership Team!
Principals Gregory Borowski, Mitch Sakumoto, Shaun McIntyre and Louise Webb are pleased to welcome Peter MacRae to our leadership team as Associate, to complement the role of the Practice’s Managing Associates Darryl Jonas and Mark Zaitsoff.
Peter is a registered architect with a keen interest among others in mixed-use, transit-oriented development. Having rejoined Merrick Architecture in September, 2019 after a 3-year experience divers
The Royal BC Museum has appointed the international award-winning lead architect John McAslan + Partners (London, UK), with local support from Merrick Architecture (Victoria, BC), to create a master site plan which will lay the foundation for the renewal of British Columbia’s museum and archives.
