Recognition

Craving attention…

Not really, but getting proper attention for our accomplishments is one of our goals. We believe projects possessing a high degree of quality, innovation and value deserve recognition…recognition affirming the shared success of positive impacts within our community. After all, that’s what we’re really about.

Awards

Moncton Wesleyan Church Celebration Centre
Robertson Building Systems’ 2008 Institutional Building of the Year.

Tannery Court Co-operative, Moncton
Award of Excellence, 2007 Energy Efficient Community
Canadian Home Builders Association NB

Greater Moncton International Airport Terminal¹
Lieutenant Governor’s Award of Excellence in Architecture

“…The new terminal building is a symbol of progress without forgetting the past. It stands for strength, success, and new frontiers, just as it is welcoming, comforting and comfortable.…”

Lt. Governor Herménégilde Chiasson

Cape Jourimain Nature Centre, Bayfield NB                                                
Attractions Canada Provincial Award 2002.

“… As a foil to the Fixed Link, this project remains the conscientious observer affecting a net zero impact on the natural environment, thus showcasing the classic struggle between man and nature…”

Irving Eco-Centre, La Dune de Bouctouche
Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) Phoenix Award in 2006

1. In association with Architectura, now Stantec Architecture.

Publications & Exhibits

Building New Brunswick- An Architectural History, by John Leroux          
Pub. 2008- features a number of projects completed by principals, past and present, such as Atlantic Baptist University, Caisse Populaire Beauséjour, and the Environmental Sciences Building at Université de Moncton, as well as others.

Atlantic Canada, 50 Years of Architecture Exhibit-
Blue Cross Centre, Le Pays de la Sagouine, Miramichi Regional Hospital and the Irving Dune Ecology Centre were selected to represent New Brunswick as part of the RAIC Festival of Architecture exhibit in 2001.

Awards prior to 1999-

Irving Eco-Centre, La Dune de Bouctouche
British Airway’s Tourism for Tomorrow Award in 1998

Claiming honours in all four categories presented at the 60th anniversary
Architects’ Association of New Brunswick Design Awards competition, 1993.
Anna Malenfant School, Dieppe
Marshwinds Housing Co-op, Sackville
Le Pays de la Sagouine, Bouctouche
Merchants’ Bank Building, Moncton

Canadian and American* Wood Councils Awards, 1993 Le Pays de la Sagouine, Bouctouche.
*The only Canadian entry selected from over 400 submissions.