Featured Projects
Métis Nation of Alberta Master Plan
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
Métis Nation of Alberta Affordable Housing
A comprehensive Métis community engagement and consequent master plan for a new 26 acre centre of Métis life in northern Alberta. Providing the Métis community multiple housing options and a full suite of wrap around programs, coupled with commercial assets showcasing Métis Culture
Métis Nation of Alberta Affordable Housing
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
Métis Nation of Alberta Affordable Housing
The Wellness Commons is a multi-family community campus in Edmonton, Alberta. This project will provide 127 units and a safe and connected space for Indigenous single mothers and their families. This is an enclosed residential community with an integrated daycare serving as its keystone/
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
a 148 unit affordable multi-family residential unit development. With a suite of medical and child care wrap around services, community gardens, and sacred space.
Tsuu T'ina First Nation - Grey Eagle Resort Renovation
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
Yellowhead Tribal Council - Residential and Ceremony Space
220 room hotel renovation. Casino and resort master planning for long term expansion.
McMurray Métis - Cultural Centre
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
50,000 sq. foot community cultural and interpretive centre, serving both the local community and the larger northern Alberta tourism market.
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
Pigeon Lake First Nation - Indigenous Tourism Visioning Session
A mixed use tourism development on the shores of Pigeon Lake Alberta with a Cree Indigenous cultural centre at its core, including an Indigenous spa, boutique hotel, and interpretive grounds.
Project leadership representing Frog Lake First Nation on a new water treatment facility. Construction roll out over 36 months in multiple phases.