Welcome to our Vancouver studio
Here, a culture of collaboration fosters our creativity: we are one team with a common set of goals and values. The ideals of beauty, simplicity, functionality, and sustainability—symbolized by the canoe that hangs in our atrium—are central to our work. With these as our foundation, combined with a desire to always do better, we forge new frontiers through research and innovation. Together, we create change.
“Giving people the tools and space to do great work has always been fundamental to building the ethos of collaboration and excellence in our studio.”
—Susan Gushe, Managing Director
“What I really like about working here is the culture. It’s amazing to see such camaraderie. Everybody comes together on a regular basis—to work together and play together.”
– Mona Lemoine, Senior Sustainable Design Specialist
Videos
Check out these videos for a deeper dive into our process:
People in Vancouver
Work by Vancouver
News about Vancouver
04.12.2018
Powerful and Eloquent, REM Architectural and Landscape Concept to Transform Greater Montreal Cityscape
03.27.2018
Perkins and Will Report Urges a People-First Approach to Integrate Emerging Transportation Technologies
10.20.2016
Perkins and Will and the University of British Columbia Celebrate the Opening of Orchard Commons
11.21.2017
Urban Land Institute Recognizes Two Perkins and Will Projects with 2017 Global Excellence Awards
Socialize with Vancouver
Glad to see the office interiors for @Bench still gain traction within the tech world!
We designed their space to embody an innovative and agile workplace, helping employees to do their jobs better and be a reflection of their collaborative culture.
https://t.co/kwwbhu403v
The 23rd International Passive House Conference is being held in Gaobeidian, China this year, and is the most participated green building development conference in the world!
Our own, Cheney Chen, had the opportunity to attend and present on 'Optimizing PHPP in Grasshopper'.
Our very own, Aaron Knorr, presented at @ecocity2019 yesterday. Thanks @jessicaannebro for providing the key takeaways!
Great presentation by @perkinswill_VAN at @ecocity2019 AVs could cut C02 emissions in half, OR double them, depending on how cities design for them. Walkable, high-proximity cities will *always* have lower C02 emissions.