Award-Winning Recognition KPMB Architects has recently been recognized with multiple awards, including being named one of Canada's Top Employers for new graduates and winning the top award for Education Interior of the year. These accolades showcase the company's commitment to excellence and innovation, providing a compelling angle to engage potential clients seeking award-winning design solutions.

Strategic Partnerships KPMB Architects has established strategic partnerships with renowned agencies like Area17 and local practices such as Blackwell Bowick Partnership Limited and HTFC Planning & Design. Leveraging these collaborations, KPMB Architects can offer a unique blend of expertise and creativity to potential clients looking for cutting-edge architectural solutions tailored to their specific needs.

Expansion Projects With involvement in major development projects like pavilion construction that span over a decade, KPMB Architects demonstrates a long-term commitment to delivering quality and enduring architectural solutions. These expansion projects serve as a showcase of the company's capability to undertake complex and large-scale initiatives, presenting lucrative opportunities for partnerships in similar ambitious endeavors.

Industry Recognition Being recognized as one of Canada's best architecture firms by Archello, a global platform for architecture and design, establishes KPMB Architects as a key player in the industry. This industry recognition can be leveraged to attract clients who value working with reputable and well-regarded firms, positioning KPMB Architects as a preferred partner for projects requiring top-tier design expertise.

Educational Sector Engagement KPMB Architects secured a significant client, Queen’s University, for a high-profile re-design project. This engagement in the educational sector highlights the company's expertise in designing for academic institutions. Leveraging this success, KPMB Architects can target other universities or educational organizations looking to enhance their campus aesthetics and functionality.