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Scope:
As an Architect at ADA Architecture, you will play a key role in the design and delivery of innovative, high-quality projects. You will help guide projects from concept through construction and warranty, bringing both creative vision and technical precision to the table. You will navigate complex renovations and new builds across the commercial, institutional, and industrial sectors.

Objective:
You will help guide architectural projects, ensuring they adhere to the highest quality standards, integrity, and innovative design. You will oversee all phases of project development, from initial concept creation to detailed design, construction contract administration and warranty. By working closely with clients, you will understand their needs and expectations, tailoring each project to meet their specific requirements. Collaborating with a skilled team of professionals, you will maintain strong relationships with clients and stakeholders, delivering exceptional service throughout the project.

Responsibilities:

1. Design Process

• Assist project development in collaboration with clients, principals, project managers, and consultants.
• Support project delivery planning, including budgets, schedules, and team planning.
• Produce, organize, and coordinate construction documents with Revit and CMS specifications.
• Assist with internal design and technical standards, best practices, and knowledge sharing.
• Specify and research materials and systems.
• Oversee contract administration tasks including Change Orders (COs), Supplemental Instructions (SIs), Requests for Information (RFIs), shop drawings, and payment certifications.

2. Client Relations

• Maintain strong client relationships through exceptional service and communication.
• Understand client needs and expectations and ensure that projects are delivered to their satisfaction.
• Coordination with clients, contractors, consultants, and permitting authorities.
• Technical Expertise
• Utilize AI-driven tools, full 3D capabilities, and cutting-edge workflows to enhance project design and delivery.
• Ability to produce construction documents with Revit.
• Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and standards.

3. Team Collaboration

• Work closely with the principals and other team members to foster a collaborative and supportive work environment.
• Mentor junior staff and foster a learning culture.
• Support project delivery planning, including budgets, schedules, and team planning.
• Document and distribute meeting minutes.
• Contribute to daily office operations and team collaboration.

4. Quality Assurance:

• Conduct internal quality reviews at key project milestones.
• Conduct on-site reviews of construction progress throughout the construction phase of projects.

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posted: July  24, 2025

Brook McIlroy is a progressive multi-disciplinary practice that approaches design and planning from a broad, holistic perspective. As planners, urban designers, architects, landscape architects, and interior designers, we endeavor to address the complexity of communities, cities and the diverse, interconnected natural and human-made ecologies we inhabit. We are a diverse array of talented people in Toronto, Thunder Bay, and Winnipeg, working on projects that span from large-scale urban visions to the detailed design of buildings, landscapes, civic infrastructure and public art. A specific focus of our practice is led by Indigenous architects, artists and planners through the Indigenous Design Studio.

This role combines project management with technical expertise and client relationship building, requiring a strong background in landscape architecture and collaboration with diverse design professionals.

Key Responsibilities:

• Project Management: Lead projects from concept design to realization, ensuring timely completion and adherence to budget and quality standards.
• Client Management: Develop and maintain strong client relationships through effective communication, stakeholder engagement, and project delivery.
• Collaboration: Work closely with architects, urban designers, planners, engineers and other design professionals to ensure integrated project solutions.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in design software such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite. Experience with GIS and 3D modelling (Rhino) and other tools is an asset.
  Research and Analysis: Conduct site inventory, documentation, and analysis to inform design decisions.
• Design Development: Participate in design development, ensuring that projects meet sustainability, accessibility, and cultural sensitivity standards.
• Contract/Construction Administration: Oversee the preparation and administration of contracts and construction documents. Coordinate construction to ensure compliance, including manage and resolve site issues, and facilitate communication between clients, contractors, and project team members.

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posted: June 23, 2025

Geller's is seeking a Landscape Architect to join their growing and forward-thinking team. Geller’s is a recognized leader in high-end residential landscape design and build in Winnipeg, and is entering an exciting phase of growth with an expanding presence in commercial work.

This is a rare opportunity to influence the future of landscape design in Manitoba at a company that offers stability, collaboration, and a fresh approach to how design firms operate. You’ll lead both commercial and residential projects, help shape systems and processes and play a pivotal role in guiding the firm’s direction alongside ownership, while remaining hands-on in the work.

Geller’s is redefining the landscape architecture experience. Here, creativity is encouraged, ideas are valued, and collaboration drives every project, making it a place where you can inspire, lead, and create work you’re proud of.

As the Landscape Architect, you are responsible for:

Design and Project Leadership

• Lead or contribute to the full design process for both residential and commercial landscape projects
• Develop conceptual plans using 3D design software such as Vizterra
• Produce construction drawings, planting plans, and detailed technical drawings using Vector works and related tools
• Collaborate with clients, fellow designers, consultants, and construction teams to bring design intent to life
• Present design concepts to clients with confidence and clarity

Collaboration and development

• Opportunity to mentor and support junior design staff through ongoing feedback and development
• Foster a collaborative and enthusiastic work culture that values creativity and continuous learning
• Support cross-functional teamwork between design, construction, and operations teams

Business Development and Strategic Growth

• Assist in proposal development, client presentations, and early-stage scoping
• Guide commercial project documentation, permitting, and execution processes
• Contribute to the company’s long-term design culture, vision, and commercial project expansion
• Represent the firm with professionalism in meetings with clients and community stakeholders

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posted: November 4, 2025

Tasks

• Estimate cost of projects
• Prepare detailed specifications
• Create interior spaces that reflect clients' needs and tastes
• Read blueprint, schemas and drawings
• Advise on selection of colours, finishes and materials, lighting, furniture and other items, taking into account ergonomic and occupational health standards
• Consult with clients to determine needs, preferences, safety requirements and purpose of space

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: April 29, 2025

ABOUT HTFC

HTFC Planning & Design works where people, land, and design meet. Our team brings together planners, landscape architects, and technical specialists to support communities in shaping meaningful, lasting relationships with the land. We’ve partnered with Indigenous, rural, urban, and northern communities for more than 50 years, on projects grounded in respect, curiosity, and collaboration. Each project is an opportunity to learn, listen, and work in ways that reflect local priorities and connections to place. Learn more about us at: htfc.ca or on social media: @htfcwpg (Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn)

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Community Planner will play a key role in developing plans and projects that advance the values, needs, and priorities of the communities we work with.

You’ll collaborate with planners, designers, community partners, and other professional and technical experts on a range of projects. Current work includes land use planning; Indigenous Protected Areas and Guardians; environmental assessment participation; community, regional and municipal planning; land analysis & selection; GIS mentorship; and climate adaptation planning. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys both people-focused and detail-oriented work—someone who’s comfortable leading discussions in a community hall one day and drafting policy text the next.

You will contribute to planning projects across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario, with periodic travel for meetings, interviews and community consultation. Many of our projects are delivered in partnership with Indigenous communities – often through decades-long working relationships.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Support the development of community and land use plans at local and regional scales.
• Support community and Indigenous-led processes that respect diverse knowledge systems, governance systems, and relationships to the land.
• Prepare work plans, reports, background documents, and policy recommendations.
• Assist with planning analysis, research, writing, and graphic communication.
• Facilitate or support community and stakeholder engagement activities.
• Collaborate with HTFC planners, landscape architects, and GIS specialists on interdisciplinary projects.
• Contribute to project coordination, quality assurance, and client communication.
• Participate in internal learning and mentorship to support your professional growth.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: October 27, 2025

ABOUT HTFC

HTFC Planning & Design works where people, land, and design meet. Our team brings together planners, landscape architects, and technical specialists to support communities in shaping meaningful, lasting relationships with the land. We’ve partnered with Indigenous, rural, urban, and northern communities for more than 50 years, on projects grounded in respect, curiosity, and collaboration. Each project is an opportunity to learn, listen, and work in ways that reflect local priorities and connections to place. Learn more about us at: htfc.ca or on social media: @htfcwpg (Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn).

ABOUT THE ROLE

The GIS & Mapping Specialist plays an important role in bringing stories, data, and landscapes to life through mapping. This permanent full-time position supports HTFC’s planning and design teams by managing GIS data, creating clear and accurate maps, and helping staff integrate spatial tools into their everyday work.

It’s a role for someone who enjoys both technical precision and creative problem-solving — someone who values working as part of a team and sees mapping as a way to communicate ideas and relationships, not just information.  

You’ll support planners and designers across a range of projects, occasionally travel to communities within Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Ontario (typically 1–4 days per trip), and contribute to building GIS capacity for HTFC and our community partners.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Organize and maintain HTFC’s GIS database.
• Produce clear, accurate, high-quality maps and visual materials for reports, presentations, and community engagement.
• Support planners and designers with mapping, analysis, and data requests.
• Maintain data integrity, version control, and metadata for all GIS layers.
• Prepare base maps and fieldwork tools for planning and design projects.
• Coordinate with project leads to ensure mapping products meet client needs.
• Provide mentorship and support to staff and partner community members learning GIS tools.
• Contribute to HTFC’s collaborative, interdisciplinary team culture.

For full details of education, qualifications, conditions of employment and how to apply please click here.

posted: October 27, 2025

We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Landscape Estimator to join our team. The ideal candidate will possess a strong understanding of landscape construction and project management, with the ability to estimate construction costs and negotiate effectively. This role requires a hands-on approach to building and maintaining beautiful outdoor spaces while ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.

Responsibilities

• Manage landscape projects from inception to completion, ensuring quality standards are met.
• Estimate project costs accurately.
• Collaborate with team members to negotiate pricing and secure necessary materials for landscaping projects.
• Build and maintain various landscape features, including gardens, lawns, and hardscapes.
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and best practices in all landscaping activities.
• Communicate effectively with clients to understand their needs and provide exceptional service.

Requirements

• Strong project management skills with the ability to oversee multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Familiarity with construction estimating techniques.
• Excellent negotiation skills to secure favorable pricing for materials and services.
• Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions while performing physical tasks.
• Strong attention to detail and a commitment to delivering high-quality work.
• A valid driver's license for transportation to job sites.

Join our team as a Landscape Estimator, where your skills will contribute to creating stunning outdoor environments that enhance the beauty of our communities!

Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $18.00-$25.00 per hour

Benefits

• Extended health care
• On-site parking
• RRSP match

If you are interested in working at Kindret Landscaping. Please send us an email with your resume attached to the following email: info@kindretlandscaping.com

Are you looking for exciting and challenging career opportunities?

We . . .
are an established architectural firm and affiliated interior design group with work across Western Canada. 
have over 35 year firm history including primarily commercial projects and a variety of other project types.
provide support for self-development to achieve the highest level of quality work.
learn from each other and invest in the growth of each person.
have a collaborative approach that allows individuals to contribute based on their own strengths.
provide excellent experience and learning opportunities.

. . . and what We offer
exceptional range of experience on projects from design to technical construction detailing to contract administration.
support, teaching and shared knowledge from our most experienced people and principals at every stage of project development.
learning environment for you to grow and develop as a consummate professional.
opportunity to be your best and develop into a senior position in our office
offer continuing education including courses organized by our office.
provide health and well-being benefits through yoga/ exercise sessions with professional instructors.

You . . .
are ambitious to learn in a collaborative and dynamic architectural practice.
have initiative to develop as a professional.
have a high level of self-motivation.
take on challenges with enthusiasm and determination to get results.
thrive in a team oriented environment.

. . . and what You will do
develop a project from start to finish.
be responsible for high quality work.

If you want to be part of an encouraging and supportive team of dedicated professionals, we welcome your application. Only those currently residing in and eligible to work in Canada will be considered for this position.

Please submit resume in confidence to:
Nejmark Architect/ Retail Hospitality Design
2-54 Adelaide Street, Winnipeg, MB R3A 0V7
(t) 204.947.3775 (e) josef@nejmark.mb.ca

Prairie Architects is looking for a Full-time Architectural Intern/Architect and/or Technologist to join our team. Our firm is a recognized leader in sustainable high performance, energy-conserving and healthy buildings. We are a medium sized architectural and interior design office of 26 persons, located in the Exchange District. Our office has a studio culture, with a teamwork focus. The successful candidate will support the firm through the duties listed below. Salary shall commensurate to experience level. Vacation and Benefits package will be offered. Please apply with a resume, portfolio, and 3 current references.

Full–Time Architectural Intern/Architect and/or Technologist

• Preference given to someone who is Graduate of an Architectural Degree or certificate program, with 1-5+ years experience.
• Recently registered to practice as an Architect, or someone who is enrolled in the MAA Intern program, or whom has worked as a technologist.
• Experience working in an architectural or design office, knowledge of the Manitoba Building Code; have architectural design and technical detailing skills, contract document production, and contract administration experience.
• Experience and proficiency in advanced CAD tools and techniques is required. Person shall have experience working in the development of a construction document set. Familiarity with CAD software Vectorworks (preferred), Autodesk, Revit or equivalent, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office and digital modelling software.
• Works efficiently and respects deadlines. Ability to learn, maintain, and implement project tasks with the team.
• Proactive person who takes initiative to address issues and drawing coordination.

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posted: October 2, 2025

Over our 40-year history, Prairie Architects has consistently endeavored to incorporate a sustainable, collaborative and community-based approach to all of our projects. As such, we have developed a reputation for a participatory design process that involves client groups in the design of new buildings and in energy conserving green buildings. Our medium sized office includes registered Architects, Architecture graduates, designers, sustainability specialists, Interior Designers, plus support staff. We endeavor to engage all of our Prairie team in all aspects of our projects, from concept generation to final delivery. We offer competitive salaries and benefits in an informal, creative, and enriching work environment focused on a variety of project typologies.

Sustainable Buildings Personnel
We are hiring for a full-time sustainable buildings position to join our current Sustainable Buildings Specialist. We are looking for a candidate with familiarity or experience with sustainable certification processes and a passion for driving environmental change in architecture. The person we are seeking will have the following qualifications and skills

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posted: October 2, 2025

Public City is seeking a Junior Landscape Architect to join our Edmonton studio. With 2–5 years of professional experience, the position requires strong technical skills, curiosity, and a commitment to public work. You will support the delivery of diverse landscape architecture projects, from early concepts through construction, focusing on contract documentation, consultant coordination, and construction administration.

We are a design practice of architects and landscape architects who work to support public life. Our portfolio includes small to medium-sized public commissions that engage complex social infrastructure: parks, streetscapes, cultural landscapes, and recreational and educational facilities. With studios in Winnipeg, Toronto, and Edmonton, we collaborate with visionary clients across Canada who care deeply about community and value the power of design.

Who You Are
You are detail-oriented and design-minded, with experience preparing technical drawing sets and managing consultant coordination. You are eligible for full professional registration (or already registered) with a CSLA component association and ready to grow within a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment. You are eager to work on civic projects that advance equity, sustainability, and public wellbeing.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture
• 2–5 years of professional experience in a consulting or public-sector setting
• Full member registered or eligible for registration with the AALA.
• Experience in contract documentation, consultant coordination, and contract administration
• Strong written, graphic, and interpersonal communication skills
• Proficient in AutoCAD; familiarity with Rhino, Enscape, Civil 3D, or Revit is an asset

What We Offer

• A collaborative, design-forward studio culture
• Opportunities to contribute to award-winning public projects
• Competitive salary and benefits
• Professional development and mentorship from senior staff
• A growing Edmonton team connected to a national practice

To Apply
Please send a short cover letter, CV, and portfolio (PDF or web link) to studio@publiccityarchitecture.com with the subject line Junior Landscape Architect – Edmonton. Posting will remain open until filled.

To learn more about our work and approach, visit www.publiccityarchitecture.com

posted: June 23, 2025

Responsibilities:

• Prepare and edit 3D models in SolidWorks or OnShape (Training provided).
• Design of manufactured product using CAD and rendering programs to develop new products, modify
  existing products or revised products based on client needs.
• Render in KeyShot for presentations and sales purposes.
• Create and update technical (sales) drawings.
• Prepare files and print on 3D printers (Prusa, Ultimaker), assemble models. (Training provided)
• Prepare files for laser and decal printing, operate laser machines, printers, and laminators.
• Calculate materials and components for orders.

Requirements:

• Experience with SolidWorks or OnShape. (Training provided)
• Rendering skills in KeyShot.
• Basic understanding of 3D printing and post-processing models is an asset.
• Adobe Illustrator skills.
• Accuracy, attention to detail, and ability to work under tight deadlines.

Starting date: As soon as possible. 

Link to apply here: https://shapeinc.com/about-us/careers/

Are you passionate about building BC communities? At Station One Architects, our design experts specialize in the following core areas: education and community facilities, and affordable, market, and care housing. We’re looking for an experienced architect who designs with purpose and impact. Join us in creating vital community spaces that inspire.

Your Opportunity
Be empowered to take a dynamic approach to sustainable building design. Use your organizational, leadership, and communication talents to exceed client expectations from concept creation to construction completion. Join this group of creative minds and build your career where innovation and new ideas are valued. Growth into leadership roles is just around the corner.

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Posted: June 16, 2025

Intern Architects at SOA are creative professionals gaining the experience they need to become licensed Architects with the AIBC. They demonstrate leadership skills, support other team members and are adept at producing project drawings and visualizations. Our Intern Architects share SOA’s commitment to making a difference in BC communities by excelling in the areas of institutional, multi-family and community housing design.

Intern Architects have the same roles and responsibilities as Architects but are working towards completing the final experience and examination requirements for licensure, and are eligible to be licensed, under the AIBC. Intern architects must be enrolled in the AIBC Internship in Architecture program and must practice under the direct supervision of a licensed Architect.

Your Opportunity
Practically apply your design skills with the support and mentorship of an expert team. You will be involved with producing detailed drawings, visualizations, and hands-on models in a supportive, innovative environment that values growth. Collaborate with team members while being supported in your journey to becoming a licensed architect. We are a company of creative minds. Grow your career where innovation and new ideas are valued.

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Posted: June 16, 2025

As a team member at Viking Landscaping, you would assist in maintaining & installing landscapes, working at residential and commercial properties throughout the city of Winnipeg and neighboring communities in the spring summer & fall. Hand Shoveling and machine work for residential and commercial snow clearing can be arranged for continued employment via on-call basis type work for late fall and winter work.

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posted: April 29, 2025