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Our Harwood dual tower rental project in downtown Vancouver has received a 2024 BLT Built Design Award in Residential Architecture. Harwood builds on the strength of the neighbourhood typology in the West End with a highly contextualized response, complementing the … Continued

Our Managing Principal, Gregory Henriquez, has been invited to adjudicate the 2025 Azure AZ Awards alongside a panel of renowned experts in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, interiors, and product design. This year marks the 15th anniversary of the … Continued

Our Managing Principal, Gregory Henriquez, has been selected as a juror in the 2024 World Architecture News (WAN) Awards. Gregory will be joining a group of internationally renowned judges to curate the most innovative architectural projects around the globe. View … Continued

Blood Alley has received a 2024 Future House Award in the “Mixed-use Buildings” category. The project conserves the historic Stanley and New Fountain Hotel facades, and brings 80 affordable housing units (operated by the Portland Housing Society) and 62 market … Continued

We’re pleased to announce that 5207 Dundas Street West has been awarded a 2024 Future House Award for “Mixed-use Buildings.” Currently under construction, the project is a City of Toronto Housing Now development that will deliver 725 rental homes, 30% … Continued

The first rental homes on 748 Bathurst Street in Mirvish Village are available for occupancy this summer 2024. Units range from studios to two bedrooms. Mirvish Village is a 900,000 ft2 purpose-built rental community that will deliver 900 housing units … Continued

The May edition of Megaphone magazine features a full page ad of our current publication, How can we live together?. Purchase the latest issue of Megaphone from a vendor today, between April 3 to June 7, 2024. How can we … Continued

Frank Stella (1936–2024), preeminent American artist and one of the leading practitioners of what became known as minimalism, has died at 87. Stella’s proclamation, “what you see is what you see,” became the mantra of the minimalist art movement in … Continued

Henriquez Partners Architects’ Publication Explores an Innovative Housing Solution for Refugees in Vancouver How can we live together? documents a fictional development model envisioning refugee housing funded by tourist timeshare condominiums, with essay by Kerry Gold and preface by Gregory … Continued

Jennifer Mallard, FRAIC, Leads Henriquez Partners Architects’ New Toronto Studio with 3,500 Residential Units on the Boards in the GTA Toronto, ON – [March 12, 2024] – Henriquez Partners Architects, the Canadian architecture studio known for complex, inclusive and mixed-use … Continued