We’re excited to share that on October 26th, Francl Architecture will be moving to Yaletown! We have made a home in the Armoury District since 2003, when we opened our doors at 1684 West Second Avenue, and your loyal support has helped us evolve. Our new studio space at 970 Homer Street will provide more spacious and comfortableREAD POST >
COVID-19 Update | March 23, 2020
in Community, GeneralAs the risk and precautions around COVID-19 continue to increase, we want to again assure our clients that Francl Architecture continues to be committed to the health and safety of our employees, clients, partners and community, while maintaining business continuity, within this constantly changing landscape. Today we are communicating changes we have implemented to ensureREAD POST >
Francl Architecture | COVID-19 Update
in Community, GeneralAs COVID-19 continues to affect communities and families around the world, this is a difficult time for all of us. Francl Architecture is committed to protecting our employees, clients and communities, keeping them as safe as possible while we adjust to these challenging and changing circumstances. Today, we are communicating the steps we have takenREAD POST >
The Arc’s Pool Unveiled!
in GeneralSeveral people took the plunge into the newly unveiled pool at the Arc! Not for the faint of heart, we designed the pool to ‘float’ nearly 200 ft above the ground with a clear, 6-inch acrylic glass slab spanning the 38 ft length of the pool. The pool is believed to be the highest ofREAD POST >
FRANCL ARCHITECTURE ANNOUNCES THREE NEW ASSOCIATES
in GeneralWe’re excited to announce 3 new associates to our management team! Megan Peters, Mehran Parnian and Vince Knudsen have displayed exceptional initiative and leadership during their time at Francl Architecture, and have been instrumental in contributing to our success as a firm. Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them continued success in their new roles!
Francl Architecture and Turner Construction participate in CANstruction 2018
in Charity, Community, GeneralFrancl Architecture is proud to support and participate in CANstruction Vancouver for 2018 alongside our team partner Turner Construction. CANstruction Vancouver, founded in 2002, is an annual design event benefitting the Greater Vancouver Bank (GVFB). Participating teams, consisting of architects, engineers, designers, and students, are tasked with building a sculpture out of canned food, with allREAD POST >
Francl Architecture celebrates 30 years with Francl Architecture Scholarship
in GeneralOn August 8, 1988, Walter Francl established Francl Architecture with the belief that buildings are for people. 30 years later, we are proud to say that this core belief about the contribution of architecture to our community has remained unchanged. The principle of inclusion and collaboration is evident in the numerous projects we have completedREAD POST >
Francl Community Presents: Bioplastics
in General, PresentationOn Friday, October 19, our office had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Love-Ese Chile, a Vancouver-based bioplastic specialist, for a presentation on…plastics! Presented by Francl Community’s ENRICH initiative, Ese informed the Francl team on the history of plastics, the different types and their material components, and how they impact waste streams. We asked her how weREAD POST >
Francl Architecture Names Two New Associates
in GeneralAs our firm continues to evolve and grow, we celebrate those individuals whose demonstrated initiative and leadership are evident in our success. People are the foundation of our success, and the growth of our firm is a reflection on the hard work and commitment of our staff. We are pleased to announce two new AssociatesREAD POST >
West Village Park and District Energy Utility Nearing Completion
in Community, General, New ProjectsPROJECT UPDATE: The West Village Park and District Energy Utility (also known as West Village Energy Centre) is in the final stages of construction and is scheduled for completion later this year. This joint initiative by the City of Surrey Parks and Surrey City Energy will address the growing need for park space for recreation and civic gathering in Surrey’s new WestREAD POST >