This building represents a commitment to sustainable architecture, utilizing West Dek GLT panels and Glulam to create a hybrid structure that maximizes renewable resources.

The new Community Centre in Old Crow, YT includes a Community Hall, Commercial Kitchen, an Elder's Hall, Game's room, meeting spaces, administrative offices, and support spaces. This new build features a stunning, pin-wheel style Douglas Fir Glulam roof structure.

The Peepeekisis Community Hub, inspired by local cultural symbols, is a circular structure with various facilities. It houses a 400-seat hall, a kitchen, a retail outlet, a council chamber, a daycare, and a gathering atrium. The hub caters to community needs for various events, contributing to the growth of this First Nation.

Located in Hawrelak Park, the EFCL plaza celebrates Community League volunteers that have helped build Edmonton for more than 100 years. The plaza includes seating, heaters, information and displays about Community League's, and spectacular views of the lake & creek.

Relaxing and reconnecting on the banks of history – The Lodge at Métis Crossing is a 40-room, boutique luxury lodge, located on historical Métis river lots. Overlooking the North Saskatchewan River, guests to the lodge will inevitably find themselves summoned by a sense of nostalgia and wonder about what came before.