We are working as part of a team with Hotson, Bakker, Boniface Haden Architects and Aldrich Pears Exhibit Designers and Planners to develop a vision for the Museum. Our role is to conduct research, manage community engagement and conduct preliminary partnership planning.  

Our firm worked with educational and tourism providers in the community to develop a strategy to position Squamish as a learning destination.

Powertech Labs wanted to explore the feasibility of developing an Inspiration Centre & Communities Concept to increase awareness of energy conservation and available alternative energy technologies; to inspire audiences to adopt new sustainable energy behaviours and associated technologies; and to increase awareness of made-in-BC technologies and practices.

The Vancouver Maritime Museum has endeavoured for many years to reinvent itself as a cultural resource of national stature.

In conjunction with Aldrich Pears Associates, Commonwealth Historic Resource Management, and Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects, our firm conducted stakeholder research and interviews, facilitated workshops and open houses with stakeholders and potential partners as part of a cultural facilities study to develop an art, cultural and heritage precinct on the waterfront in West Vancouver.

The District of West Vancouver undertook a significant review of its arts and cultural programs, plans, and strategies.

This group of organizations retained our firm and associates to understand current participation in arts, cultural and heritage activities in North Vancouver and to examine the factors that influence decision making to attend (or not attend) cultural venues and events.

The City Of Nelson was looking for innovative strategies to develop the former Notre Dame/David Thompson University Campus