History
Founded in 1978 by Patricia and John Patkau, our practice is dedicated to meaningful and sensible experience. We pay special attention to the discrete differences of a building’s circumstance and draw from these a unique material expression that is as durable as it is engaging and fit to purpose in every detail.
How We Work
We began our practice with an outward perspective, looking for specificity in each project as a basis for design intent. We called this approach a search for found potential. Found potential may include aspects of site, program, cultural context, urban conditions, local climate, regional technology, or anything that describes the world into which a building must be fit.
Seeking found potential is not merely a method for stirring inspiration. It is also a counter stance to a trajectory in the built environment favoring the universal at the expense of the particular. A further consequence is that because our projects are fitted to circumstances, each has a unique formal vocabulary. We believe this an appropriate response to the diversity in which we live.
With time, we have come to recognize and appreciate the inward aspects of our practice. We understand that architectural form only arises with a synthetic act of imagination. This act of imagination may express cultural aspiration, environmental concern, technological enthusiasm, or many other ideals. The more inclusive the act of imagination, the richer the architecture.
As we have developed a body of work, the work itself becomes an undeniable context, suggesting alternatives and possibilities. Questions of craft become significant as we look at how things are made and reflect on how they are conceived and described. Craft for us is first an intellectual pursuit, a construction of ideas that undergirds a project. Craft is also aesthetic, a capacity for aligning cognitive and experiential sensibilities, and craft is a physical expression of how well ideas and aesthetics align with practical reality.
We work by taking each step deliberately and bringing our full scope of attention to each project. We are compelled by what we have done in the past, feeling a sense of responsibility to maintain a state of growth and transformation. This is partly what keeps us engaged, but is also what we have learned by committing ourselves to the found potential, the specificity of local circumstance.



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Land Acknowledgement
We gratefully acknowledge that we work on unceded šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmaɁɬ təməxʷ (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh-ulh Temíx̱w (Squamish), and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ təməxʷ (Tsleil-Waututh) territories.
Patkau Architects
1564 West 6th Ave Vancouver BC V6J 1R2 Canada
+1 604.683.7633 | info@patkau.ca
Patkau Studio
1564 West 6th Ave Vancouver BC V6J 1R2 Canada
+1 604.683.7633 Ext. 434 | studio@patkau.ca
People

Anna joined Patkau Architects in 2015 as the Administrative and Communications Assistant and became Director of Operations and Products in 2022. She is a UBC-trained educator, archaeologist, and researcher with over a decade of experience in customer service, retail, and management. Anna's emotional intelligence benefits many of the studio's objectives relating to DEIA, sustainability, office standards and procedures, business and finance, project procurement, communications, professional development, and studio culture at large. The only thing she isn't is an architect. Yet.
Anna Reynolds
Director of Operations and Products

Bryn joined Patkau Architects in 2021 conducting research on stressed skin construction techniques and its application to a series of small-scale furniture projects. In 2018 he graduated from U of T with a dual major in Architectural Design + Architectural History, Theory, and Criticism with high distinction. In 2021 he completed a MArch degree from the University of British Columbia where his work was recognized with the Brissenden Scholarship in Architecture.
Bryn Martin
Designer

David joined Patkau Architects in 1990 and became a Principal in 2013, he is responsible for managing the practice and leading project design teams. David holds a Master of Architecture and Bachelor of Environmental Studies from the University of Manitoba, and a Diploma of Architectural Technology from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. David is a registered Architect AIBC, OAA, AIA Int. Assoc., a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and LEED Accredited Professional.
David Shone
Principal

Ed obtained a Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree with distinction from the University of Carleton School of Architecture and a Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), where he was honored with the prestigious best graduate thesis prize. With more than fifteen years of experience, he has worked at well-known international firms recognized for their outstanding design work. His personal design projects have been showcased in international publications like Abitare, Architect’s Newspaper, and Architectural Review. Furthermore, he has taught at both SCI-Arc and the UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Design, and he remains engaged in academia through mentoring and guest reviews.
Edward Kim
Designer

Greg joined Patkau Architects in 1997 and became Principal in 2013. Along with his fellow principals, Greg leads the practice with broad experience from conceptual design to contract administration. He has led the design of university buildings, cultural buildings, and private residences. Recent highlights include the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering, UBC Sauder Expansion, U of T Academic Wood Tower, and the Capilano Library in Edmonton—awarded an AIA/ALA Library Building Award, the highest distinction for library design in North America. Greg received the RAIC Medal after graduating with a Masters degree in Architecture from the University of British Columbia, where he studied philosophy and architecture. Greg is a RAIC Fellow, a registered architect in BC and Alberta, and a LEED AP.
Greg Boothroyd
Principal

Hollie is a recent graduate of Simon Fraser University, majoring in Geography with a concentration in society and the environment. In 2020 she took part in SFU's Finland: Comparative Urban Sustainability field school which studied the Helsinki and Vancouver contexts through a comparative lens. Hollie is interested in architecture and is currently working on a part-time associate certificate at BCIT for Architectural Design and Architectural CAD.
Hollie Earwaker
Administrative Assistant

John Patkau founded Patkau Architects with Patricia in 1978. He is licensed in a number of jurisdictions in both Canada and the United States. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Manitoba. He is a Fellow of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada, an Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and the Royal Institute of British Architects, a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects, a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Art, a recipient of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada’s Gold Medal, and a Member of the Order of Canada.
John Patkau
Founding Principal

Katy joined Patkau Architects in 2017. She brings ten years of experience on award winning cultural, commercial, residential, and institutional projects in the US and Canada. She has led renovations as a project manager at a construction management firm and her design work has been exhibited at the Venice Biennale. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Mount Holyoke College and a Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia, where she served as a Teaching Assistant and now mentor, returning regularly as a guest for studio and thesis reviews. Katy is an Architect AIBC, and a LEED Accredited Professional.
Katy Young
Associate

Kimberley joined Patkau in 2021. Educated in South Africa and France, Kimberley completed her Master of Architecture at the University of Witwatersrand in her hometown of Johannesburg and studied abroad at the Ecole Nationale d’Architecture Paris Val de Seine before pursuing an internship in Paris. Following her studies, Kim relocated to Vancouver where she has built a portfolio of cultural, mixed-use and residential projects of varying scales across Canada, Europe, and the US. Kimberley is an Architect AIBC.
Kimberley Glauber
Architect

Marc joined Patkau Architects in 2013. He brings a special interest in complex emergent systems and experience as a specialist in architectural visualization. Marc has made significant contributions to various projects, including Polygon Gallery, Audain Art Museum, Tula House, and Hadaway House. He holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Dalhousie University and BSc in Urban Geography from the University of Calgary. Marc is an Intern Architect NCARB.
Marc Holland
Designer

Mike joined Patkau Architects in 2006 and became a Senior Associate in 2022. He is experienced at every level of design and project delivery with a special emphasis on cultural and commercial projects. Mike was Project Lead for the award winning Fort York National Historic Site Visitor Centre in Toronto. He was also a senior team member on the Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport and the Audain Art Museum where he developed the envelope for both projects. Mike graduated from the Manchester School of Architecture in 1999. Mike is an RIBA Chartered Architect and a LEED Accredited Professional.
Mike Green
Senior Associate

Morgan joined Patkau Architects in 2022. She brings experience in cultural, residential and landscape architecture. Morgan's design and sculpture work is widely exhibited and featured in multiple publications. She holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Dalhousie University and a Masters of Architecture from Yale University, where she served as a Teaching Fellow and as a guest for studio reviews. Morgan is an intern architect AIBC.
Morgan Kerber
Designer

Nadia joined Patkau Architects in 2024. After studying in Paris and Ireland, she spent nine years working in award-winning Japanese architecture offices in Paris and Tokyo. She has been involved in a diverse range of projects worldwide, including museums, arenas, and artistic sculptures. As a project manager, she has led notable projects such as a luxury hotel resort in Bora Bora and a primary school in France. Nadia received her Master's from ENSAVT Architecture School in Paris and is an HMONP licensed architect.
Nadia Kueny
Architect

Nicole joined Patkau in 2019. She brings experience with mixed-use, high-rise residential development as well as heritage conservation and restoration. She holds a Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Minnesota and a Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia where her work was recognized with the Henry Adams Medal. She is regularly involved with the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at UBC teaching as an adjunct professor and serving on masters thesis committees. Nicole is an Architect AIBC and a RHFAC Professional.
Nicole Sylvia
Architect

Patricia Patkau has shared design direction in Patkau Architects with John since the firm’s founding in 1978 until her retirement in 2020. She holds a Master of Architecture degree from Yale University. In addition to practise, she is a Professor Emerita in the School of Architecture at the University of British Columbia where she taught for over 20 years. She is a Fellow of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada, an Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and the Royal Institute of British Architects, a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Art, a recipient of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada’s Gold Medal, and a Member of the Order of Canada.
Patricia Patkau
Founding Principal, Emerita

Peter joined Patkau Architects in 1989 and became an Associate in 2008. He is experienced at every level of design and project delivery. Peter was Project Architect for Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, the Winnipeg Centennial Library, the Shaw House, and the Linear House on Saltspring Island. He has contributed extensively to the Audain Art Museum , the University of Manitoba ARTLab, Beaty Biodiversity Research Centre, Bibliotheque Nationale du Quebec, and the Strawberry Vale School, among many other projects. Peter is an Architect AIBC, and a LEED Accredited Professional.
Peter Suter
Senior Associate

Roy joined Patkau Architects in 2017. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree from the University of Minnesota and a Masters of Architecture from the University of British Columbia, where he was awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Student Medal. He is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia, where he has taught courses in history/theory, design media, and building information modelling. His design research has been published widely, most recently by Footprint Journal, SITE Magazine, and Bracket Journal. Roy is an Intern Architect NCARB.
Roy Cloutier
Designer

Thomas joined Patkau Architects in 2016. He received a Bachelor of Design with a specialization in Industrial Design from the University of Alberta and a Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia. His graduate thesis was funded by a Hampton Grant and focused on material research and digitally controlled fabrication. This research was awarded the Vaughn Berg Memorial Prize in 2016. He is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia, where he has taught courses in computational design and digital media.
Thomas Gaudin
Computational Designer

Tom joined Patkau Architects in 2006. He manages design and construction teams at the highest level of quality. He facilitates collaboration, coordination, negotiation, and consensus among project stakeholders, contributors, and authorities. Tom contributed significantly to the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering, Audain Art Museum, The Polygon Gallery, Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Temple of Light, Fort York Visitor Centre, ARTLab, and numerous other projects with Patkau Architects. He has diverse experience with academic student centres, student housing, multi-family residential, commercial retail, restaurant, urban design, and experimental housing. Tom is an adjunct faculty member at the University of British Columbia where he has taught graduate design studios. Tom is an Architect AIBC, NCARB and a LEED Accredited Professional.
Tom Schroeder
Associate

Zach joined Patkau Architects in 2017. He graduated from the University Of British Columbia with an Honours Degree in Environmental Design. He was awarded Honour Roll status at graduation and received a Design Innovation Award from the Faculty of Applied Sciences for his final studio project.
Zachary Morris
Design Lab Director
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Publications

a+u 645
a+u magazine, June 2024
The Audain Art Museum, Gleneagles Community Centre, the Temple of Light, and Sq’éwqel Community School were featured in a+u 645.

THE PLAN 146
The Plan Magazine, May 2023
Patkau Architects was invited to write an editorial for The Plan Magazine. The article focuses on how some of the most important aspects of architecture evade mediation, and how special attention to differentiation can lead to a more meaningful built environment.

Canadian Architecture: Evolving a Cultural Identity
Figure 1 Publishing, 2021
Patkau Architects is featured in a new publication, Canadian Architecture: Evolving a Cultural Identity, by Leslie Jen. The book celebrates Canada’s most accomplished architectural firms, whose work enhances cities and landscapes across Canada’s geographically varied expanse. Inside, the book provides detailed looks at the Audain Art Museum, and Tula House, both recipients of numerous national and international awards. The Audain Art Museum is featured on the cover.

GA Document International 157
GA, June 2021
Academic Wood Tower featured in GA Document International 157.

GA Document International 147
GA, June 2018
Thunder Bay Art Gallery featured in GA Document International 147.

Material Operations
Princeton Architectural Press, 2017
A compendium of our research conducted between 2010 & 2016 published by Princeton Architectural Press.

GA Document 143
GA, August 2017
Audain Art Museum featured in GA Document 143. With original photography by Yoshio Futagawa.

Canadian Architect
Canadian Architect, March 2017
Audain Art Museum featured in "From Sea to Sky" in V.62 N.03.

Simple Forms of Construction
Detail Magazine, 2014
Onefold featured in Detail—German Version, 2014 Vol. 12, Simple Forms of Construction.

Primordial Pleasure
Detail Magazine, 2011
Winnipeg Skating Shelters Featured in Detail—German Version, 2011 vol. 10, Fifty Year Anniversary Edition.

Patkau Architects
The Monacelli Press, 2008
This comprehensive monograph includes cultural and institutional projects, such as the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, the National Library of Quebec in Montreal, and a major addition to the Winnipeg Centennial Library; schools, notably the Seabird Island School and the Strawberry Vale School; and a series of residences, including the Shaw house, with a dramatic elevated lap pool, and the inventive Petite Maison du Weekend (Small Weekend House), a prototype for a self-sufficient holiday house for two.

Radical Tectonics
Thames and Hudson, 2001
As a tendency toward formalism returns to architecture, a number of practitioners are investigating the outer limits of tectonic expression. Vanguard architects are extending the boundaries of conventional construction to respond specifically to programmatic and site requirements. This book presents four practices whose buildings push poetic construction to new extremes: Enric Miralles (Barcelona), Gunter Behnisch (Stuttgart), Mecanoo (Delft), and Patkau Architects (Vancouver).

Patkau Architects
Gustavo Gili, 1997
Numerous examples of this Canadian team’s award-winning work are showcased in this volume (1983-1994). The book opens with a wide-ranging consideration of this team’s work. Formed in Vancouver in 1984 by John and Patricia Patkau and Michael Cunningham, this firm has won many design awards and represented Canada in the 1996 Venice Biennale. Their professional activities include lecturing at North American and European universities.

Patkau Architects: Selected Projects 1983-1993
TUNS Press, 1994
Ten projects from the firm whose poetic creativity is at the forefront of contemporary Canadian architecture.



Awards
We are honoured to have been recognized many times, both at home and abroad, for the quality and rigour of our work. The acknowledgment of our peers and the institutions they form is of inestimable value to us. Below is a comprehensive list of our awards. Among the most notable are:
RAIC Architectural Practice Award, 2023
Nineteen Governor General’s Medals in Architecture
Three RIBA International Awards for Excellence
Four AIA Architecture Awards
Two AIA/ALA Library Building Awards
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Patkau Architects
RAIC Research & Innovation in Architecture Award
Arbour House
AIA Canada Design Awards Citation
Arbour House
Architectural Record Houses
Arbour House
Wood Design & Building Honor Award
Arbour House
WoodWorks BC AwardArbour House
VRBA CARE Awards Project of the Year
Arbour House
Residential Architect Design Awards Honor Award
Fraser Mills
NCSEA Structural Engineering Excellence Award
Fraser Mills Presentation Centre
NCSEA Outstanding Structure Under $30 Million
Fraser Mills Presentation Centre
Best of BEGA
Minima Lightform 1
Architectural Record Magazine, Products of the Year
Minima Lightform 1
Interior Design Magazine, Products of the Year, Honoree
Minima Lightform 1
Wallpaper* Smartspace Awards, Honorable Mention
Minima Lamp
LAMP Competition Professional Overall Winner
Minima Lamp
LAMP Competition Professional Floor Category Winner
Patkau Architects
RAIC Architectural Practice Award
Capilano Library
Prairie Design Award of Excellence
The Polygon Gallery
Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Outstanding Projects
The Polygon Gallery
RIBA International Award for Excellence
The Polygon Gallery
AIA Architecture Award
Twist Chair
AZ Award for Furniture Systems
Twist Chair
AZ People’s Choice
Bilateral Bench
AZ Award
Bilateral Bench
Good Design
Bilateral Bench
Architect's Newspaper Best of Products
Twist Chair
Canadian Interiors Best of Canada: Judge’s Pick
Office Pod
HiP Award
Twist Chair
HiP Award Honourable Mention
Twist Chair
Good Design
Bilateral Bench
HiP Award Honourable Mention
Capilano Library
AIA/ALA Library Building Award
The Polygon Gallery
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Capilano Library
Prairie Wood Design Award of Excellence in Institutional Wood Design
Capilano Library
Wood Design Award of Merit
Temple of Light
Canadian Wood Council Design Innovation Award
Academic Wood Tower
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
Canadian Architect Award of Merit
Temple of Light
AIBC Innovation Award
The Polygon Gallery
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Medal in Architecture
Temple of Light
Faith & Form Religious Architecture, New Facilities Award
Temple of Light
AZ Award of Merit for Architecture
Audain Art Museum
Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Outstanding Project
Audain Art Museum
RIBA Award for International Excellence
Fort York National Historic Site Visitors Centre
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Audain Art Museum
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Audain Art Museum
AIA Architecture Award
Audain Art Museum
Wood Design Honor Award
Audain Art Museum
Azure AZ Award
Audain Art Museum
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Medal in Architecture
Audain Art Museum
Canadian Wood Council Design Award
ARTLab
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Fort York National Historic Site Visitors Centre
Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Outstanding Project
Tula House
RIBA Award for International Excellence
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Society for College and University Planning Excellence in Architecture Honorable Mention
Fort York National Historic Site Visitors Centre
Ontario Association of Architects Design Excellence Honourable Mention
Fort York National Historic Site Visitors Centre
Toronto Urban Design Award of Excellence
Onefold
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) Innovation in Architecture Award
ARTLab
Manitoba Premier’s Design Award of Excellence
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Ontario Association of Architects Design Excellence Award
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Canadian Consulting Engineering Award of Excellence
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Athletic Business Facilities of Merit Award
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
Toronto Urban Design Award of Excellence
Onefold
Architect Magazine R+D Award
ARTLab
Prairie Design Award of Excellence
Tula House
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
La Grande Bibliothèque du Québec
Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Outstanding Project
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Winnipeg Skating Shelters
American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award
Linear House
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Merit Award in Architecture
Linear House
Governor General's Medal in Architecture
Linear House
Canadian Wood Council Honour Award
Cottages at Fallingwater
AZ Award, Unbuilt Competition Entries
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
AZ People’s Choice Award, Temporary & Demonstration Architecture
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
Architectural Institute of British Columbia – Special Jury Award
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
International Design Awards – Gold Award
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
Domus Russia: X ARCHIP International Architecture Award
Fort York National Historic Site Visitors Centre
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
Canadian Wood Council Honour Award
Winnipeg Skating Shelters
North American Wood Design Honor Award
Aquatic Ecosystems Research Laboratory
Lieutenant Governor’s Medal in Architecture
Beaty Biodiversity Center
Lieutenant Governor’s Medal in Architecture
Linear House
AZ Award for Design Excellence, Residential Architecture
La Grande Bibliothèque du Québec
Governor General's Medal in Architecture
Cottages at Fallingwater
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
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Gleneagles Community Center
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Winnipeg Millennium Library
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Hadaway House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
La Grande Bibliothèque du Québec
AIA / ALA Honor Award
Gleneagles Community Center
Lieutenant Governor’s Certificate of Merit
Winnipeg Millenium Library
Lieutenant Governor's Medal in Architecture
Tula House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
La Grande Bibliothèque du Québec
Lieutenant Governor’s Medal in Architecture
Winnipeg Millennium Library
Prairie Design Award
Gleneagles Community Centre
Lieutenant Governor's Certificate of Merit
Shaw House
AIA National Honor Award
Agosta House
AIA National Honor Award
ARTLab
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Gleneagles Community Centre
AIA NH Excellence in Sustainable Design Award
Winnipeg Millennium Library
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Shaw House
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Agosta House
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
University of Pennsylvania New College House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Agosta House
AIA Honor Award, Northwest and Pacific Region
Agosta House
Lieutenant Governor’s Medal in Architecture
Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
Lieutenant Governor's Certificate of Merit
Gleneagles Community Centre
BCRPA Facilities Excellence Award
Gleneagles Community Centre
Vancouver Sun Best Building of the Year
Agosta House
Honor Award, North American Wood Design Awards
Shaw House
Record House Selection
Strawberry Vale Elementary School
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
Silver Award, National Post Design Exchange Awards
Agosta House
AIA Seattle Honor Award
La Petite Maison du Weekend
Innovation in Architecture Award of Excellence, RAIC
La Petite Maison du Weekend
Citation Award, North American Wood Design Awards
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Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
Record Interiors Selection
Nursing and Biomedical Sciences Building
Progressive Architecture Citation
Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
Illumination Design Award, Illuminating Engineering Society of North America
Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
Canadian Interiors Best of Canada Award
Air Canada International Arrivals Lounge
BC Vision Award
Nursing and Biomedical Sciences Building
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Barnes House
Governor General’s Award for Architecture
Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Barnes House
Architectural Record Award
Strawberry Vale Elementary School
Progressive Architecture Award
Strawberry Vale Elementary School
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Newton Library
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Newton Library
Canadian Wood Council Merit Award
Barnes House
Progressive Architecture Award
Seabird Island School
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
Barnes House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Seabird Island School
Lieutenant Governor’s Medal in Architecture
Seabird Island School
Canadian Wood Council Honour Award
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Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Appleton House
Governor General's Medal in Architecture
Porter / Vandenbosch Renovation
Governor General's Award for Architecture
Seabird Island School
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Pyrch Residence
Honour Award Architectural Institute of British Columbia
Kustin House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Appleton House
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Pyrch Residence
Governor General’s Medal in Architecture
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McGregor House
Canadian Wood Council First Award
Pyrch Residence
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Research Office, ARC
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
Blue Quill School
Canadian Architect Award of Excellence
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Galleria Condominium
Progressive Architecture Citation
Employment
We thank all those who express interest in our firm. While Patkau Architects is not currently hiring, we are always on the lookout for new opportunities to work with talented individuals. Should you wish to submit an application, please address it to info@patkau.ca. Your submission will be reviewed carefully, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We will retain your submission for 6 months. You are welcome to re-apply any time.