March 1, 2010
Stantec named one of North America’s top 10 architecture firms
Vancouver-based design firm Stantec has placed in the Top 10 in Building Design magazine’s annual World Architecture 100 survey.
The BD World Architecture 100 list is compiled each year based on the number of registered architects at each firm.
Stantec ranked within the Top 10 in five categories, as number 10 in North America, and as number 22 in the global top 100 list.
Over the last five years, Stantec’s architecture practice has grown significantly through acquisition.
Recent acquisitions include Murphy Hilgers in Toronto, Vollmer Associates in New York City, Chong Partners Architecture in San Francisco, and Granary Associates in Philadelphia.
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