Nestled in a mature, treelined neighborhood, the new Ronald McDonald House, located just blocks away from Health Sciences Centre, is a home away from home for out-of-town families with children who require hospital care.

The design for The Oaks on St. Mary's focused on a clean and modern white façade punctuated by playful, partially inset balconies that allow privacy, shelter, and views of the surrounding nature and landscape. Clean and modern design elements also form the foundation of the interior environments.

At 25-storeys and 234 units, 300 Assiniboine soars above the avenue’s treeline, paying homage to its local context: the urban park.

With a French Baroque-inspired form, Castle Gardens of Sterling Gates brings a European elegance to Sterling Lyon Parkway, an active thoroughfare in Winnipeg’s south end.

The WestEnd Commons is a four-storey, modern apartment building built within the shell of Winnipeg's historic St. Matthews Anglican Church. A welcoming, visitable, multi-generational, 26-apartment housing complex that focuses on the well-being of children and adults.

Located next to the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre, the Jeremiah McKay Kabayshewekamik Sioux Lookout Hostel offers a warm, welcoming, and secure place for individuals traveling to Sioux Lookout for medical appointments.

The design of LGC Family Place promotes movement, gathering, and socialization throughout shared spaces in the new community housing facility.

With commercial space on the first and second floors (including ft3’s Headquarters) and 16 residential condos featured on the top four floors, The Strand offers residents and visitors breathtaking views of Winnipeg's cityscape and Red River.

This troop of buildings is tribute to the history of architecture on campus and to the traditions of the RCMP training program. Space planning had to address issues specific to the RCMP (i.e., troop inspection, privacy / gender separation, washroom and shower flexibility, circulation and ritual).