To reduce stress on parents using CAHRD's programs, the organization retained ft3 to design a new daycare space. The creation of Kookum's Place Daycare (“Kookum” meaning “Grandmother” in the Saulteaux language) involved renovations to the historic former Canadian Pacific Railway Station on Higgens Avenue.

After assisting the Wellness Institute with expanding its parking lot, the organization retained ft3 to provide a feasibility study and conceptual design for a reconciliation garden within a space that suffered from tired and overgrown vegetation and infrastructure.

The Nephrology department at Seven Oaks General Hospital expanded and enhanced its research activities by establishing a centre focused on kidney health and personal medicine called the Chronic Disease Research Centre.

Rustic and Scandinavian elements appear throughout the exterior and interior environments of Elkhorn Resort Spa & Conference Centre's new Klar So Spa, enhancing guests views and access of the surrounding Boreal Forest.

In 2017, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) and Regional Emergency Services (on behalf of St. Boniface Hospital) released a request-for-proposal to retain architectural services for redeveloping and expanding the hospital's emergency department.

After almost 30 years at 870 Portage Ave., Klinic Community Health had reached its capacity and was experiencing issues providing efficient and effective primary care services.

Already a part of an aging-in-place campus, this major expansion of Rest Haven Personal Care Home increases resident rooms from 60 to 142, linking to Woodhaven Manor seniors housing (also designed by ft3 in two phases in the 1990s).

The Healing Forest is a living memorial to Indigenous children lost to or affected by the residential school system. Its roots are within the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Calls to Action and is part of a network of Healing Forests to be developed across Canada.

When visits to the Grace Hospital's Emergency Department (ED) increased by 18% in one year, the Province of Manitoba recognized the need for a new, modernized emergency department to improve patient experience and flow.