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Berry Architecture + Associates delivers thoughtful, well-developed, dynamic architectural solutions to clients across Alberta and Western Canada. Its hands-on, client-focused approach enables the team to be fully integrated in a project, supporting clients throughout the process and ensuring success.
This new International Boarding School will be located in beautiful Kimberley, BC. The Grade 7-12 school will offer advanced curricula in STEM courses, languages, and fine arts, as well as NCAA athletics programs. Facilities will include the school itself, student residences, and all required amenities. The school is meticulously designed to meet sustainability and barrier-free accessibility goals.
This new mixed-use housing development in Kimberley, BC will include both residential and retail units. There will be a total of 42 residential units comprised of three-storey townhouses and single-storey bungalows, as well as eight commercial retail units. The architectural language is in keeping with the stunning mountain location.
This new middle school in Red Deer welcomed students on September 3, 2019. The school offers a unique design with many opportunities for interactive learning. Open, flexible spaces, natural lighting, and many gathering areas make this a bright, welcoming learning environment. The school is LEED Gold-targeted with numerous “green” features.
Westpark Middle School is LEED Gold! ⟶
Westpark Middle School in Red Deer, Alberta has achieved LEED Gold Certification. Thank you to the great team who made this happen!
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