Farrow is Growing
July 18, 2019
We are growing our team and are currently screening for: Project Architects (Intermediate level) and Intern Architects (Entry level) to join our studio.
Enriched environments—environments that cause health—result from the combination of seven elements. These elements stimulate our brains’ biological and chemical operating systems, acting like architectural “super vitamins”. With demonstrated powers to improve health as measured though neurological, physiological, psychological and sociological feedback. They are important in creating enriched healing, working and collaborative knowledge-sharing spaces.
Places inspired by natural shapes, light & materials.
Spaces that offers a range of experiences & a sense of discovery.
Settings that are energetic & restorative.
Spots that are valued for their realness and rootedness.
Environments that radiate a positive abundance.
Venues where you feel engaged and stimulated.
Surroundings that communicate purpose and a sense of something bigger.
July 18, 2019
We are growing our team and are currently screening for: Project Architects (Intermediate level) and Intern Architects (Entry level) to join our studio.
June 13, 2019
Farrow has begun the design of the new Ledge Leadership Centre in Collingwood, Ontario. The new centre will help further the objective of creating a centre that: is a place that can inspire; that helps us embrace our differences; discover our whole personal character; accelerate collaborative interactions amongst one another; and help us bridge relationships and partnerships between different backgrounds.
July 10, 2019
Farrow has been engaged to create the new community heart for the permanent residents of whistler on a 70-acre site in the centre of the Whistler, British Columbia.
May 6, 2019
Associate Sean Stanwick describes how an innovative mist technology is used for fire suppression at the Credit Valley Hospital in Mississauga, a first in a Canadian healthcare setting. Sean Stanwick, Canadian Architect
June 2, 2019
The Globe and Mail's John Bentley Mays cites Tye Farrow's design for the Millbank House for demonstrating how to integrate a "unified, bold, Modernist scheme...