Type: News

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

Recently submitted to the City of Vancouver for Development Permit, 1300 Robson is a comprehensive mixed-use development that will replace the existing Listel Hotel. The project, with Bosa Properties, will bring 174 hotel rooms (level 1 of the podium to … Continued

Henriquez Partners is pleased to be selected as the Design Architect and AOR for 2444 Eglinton Avenue East. This meaningful project with CreateTO’s development partners – Civic Developments, Windmill Developments and Co-operative Housing Federation of Toronto – will bring almost … Continued

Our Founding Principal, Richard Henriquez, was recently honoured with a Dean’s Medal of Distinction from UBC Applied Science. The Dean’s Medal of Distinction “serves to recognize individuals who have brought high honour to the faculty through their contributions to the … Continued

“Inclusive Village With Rental Homes and Green Space” We are thrilled to announce that Mirvish Village has won a Bronze WAN Award in the “Future Projects – Multi-Use” category. The site – formerly occupied by the beloved Honest Ed’s store … Continued

“Venice Biennale Inspires Social Justice Project” GHETTO has won a Silver WAN Award in the “Future Projects – Residential” category. A theoretical project, originally responding to the 2021 Venice Biennale question “How will we live together?”, GHETTO encourages individuals to … Continued

“Colourful Tower Celebrates Diverse Community” Joyce has won a Bronze award for “Colour in Architecture” in the 2023 WAN Awards. The building design celebrates the diversity of its multicultural neighbourhood through a symbolic patterned quilt of overlapping coloured glass, which … Continued