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Good news for Taloyoak’s New High School, construction on the community’s new high school remains on track, and the Government of Nunavut says classes are expected to begin in the $87‑million building this fall. For students, it means the chance to leave behind the aging, overcrowded Netsilik School and step into a space designed for … Continued
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Fresh air, fast turns, and even better company, our team recently hit the slopes for an awesome Ski Day at Blue Mountain. Huge thanks to our colleagues at HH Angus for the invitation, and to everyone from HH Angus, EllisDon, and our team for coming out and making it such a great day. Looking forward … Continued
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We are proud to announce that the Cowichan District Hospital Replacement Project, now operating as Quw’utsun Valley Hospital / Quw’utsun Hulitun-ew’t-hw, has received Gold Recognition in the 2026 Touchstone Awards from The Center for Health Design, one of the highest distinctions in evidence-based healthcare design. The Touchstone Award recognizes excellence in the intentional use of … Continued
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Exciting news! Parkin Principal Robert Boraks is presenting at the International Research in Corrections Conference (IRCC) on March 5, 2026, hosted by the International Corrections and Prisons Association. Robert’s paper, titled Designing and Building Effective Short Term Detention Facilities, will be presented under the conference sub‑theme Innovation Driving Safer Correctional Environments. The paper reflects Parkin’s … Continued
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Across our client community, we’re seeing meaningful steps toward sustainability in everyday operations. Our project, West Lincoln Memorial Hospital was recently featured in Hospital News (March 2026) for efforts focused on reducing food waste as part of broader initiatives to lower greenhouse gas emissions. Click here to read more. Initiatives like this highlight how healthcare … Continued
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In an era where healthcare needs are rapidly evolving, thoughtful design has never been more important. In the recent Convo by Design podcast episode, hosted by Josh Copperman, Parkin Architects principals Rebecca McDonald and KyleBasilius joined the conversation to explore the future of healthcare architecture that blend human-centred design with technological innovation to shape more … Continued
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Healthcare Snapshots recently featured the Red Fish Healing Centre for Mental Health and Addiction, highlighting the project as a new benchmark for mental health and addiction facilities in North America. The feature demonstrates how design excellence, cultural partnership, and evidence-based care models can come together to create environments that truly support recovery and long-term wellness. … Continued
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Greg Pattison, Principal at Parkin, is quoted in a feature titled Designing Outdoor Spaces that Enhance Resident Wellness, where he shares expert insight on the critical role accessibility plays in creating successful outdoor environments for senior care communities. In the feature, Greg emphasizes that accessibility should be foundational to outdoor design, not an element added … Continued
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The Rankin Inlet Men’s Healing Facility, located in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, has been featured on Archilovers. The 32,000 square foot correctional centre was designed by Parkin Architects in collaboration with Accutech Engineering Inc. to support the rehabilitation and reintegration of Indigenous men in conflict with the law. The facility includes a 32‑bed medium‑security unit and … Continued
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We have been made aware of fraudulent recruitment related emails and job offers that falsely claim to represent Parkin Architects or members of our team. These communications do not originate from Parkin. Any related emails or job offers claiming to represent Parkin are false. These scam messages are aimed at job seekers and may reference … Continued
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