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June 18, 2025

Breaking Ground at Elliot Bay: A Fresh Step Forward for Seattle’s Waterfront

We are proud to announce construction has officially started on the Elliot Bay concession stand. This is part of a larger project called Elliot Bays Connections – a Seattle waterfront improvement plan. To learn more about this project, click here.

 

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Formline Architecture’s Commitment to Indigenous Communities and Social Justice

Alfred Waugh Hosts The Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival’s Big Picnic

Alfred Waugh Selected as 2022 Atlantic Architectural Design Excellence Awards Juror

UBC’s Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre Nominated for 2022 Mies Crown Hall Americas Emerging Award

Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre Among Winners Featured in Canadian Architect

Formline Architecture to Lead Design of Rock Bay Lands Master Plan

Squaxin Island Tribe Natural and Cultural Resource Centre Completed

Formline Architecture has received a Governor General’s Award for the UBC Indian Residential School and Dialogue Centre

Formline Architecture, Chevalier Morales, and Architecture49 Reveal Vision for Saskatoon’s New Central Library

Formline Principal Architect, Alfred Waugh, Named as 2022 RAIC Fellow

UBC’s Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre wins 2019 NACIA Award

Cowichan Tribes Administration Building Wins Top Award of Excellence at VIREB Awards

Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre Wins at BC Wood Design Awards

Formline + KPMB to design future home of the Vancouver Art Gallery

Formline Architecture Pre-Qualified for Lower Mainland Facilities Management Health Authority Work

Alfred Waugh Speaks at the First Indigenous Architecture Symposium in Ottawa

Saskatoon Public Library Announces Formline as Prime Architect for the New Central Library Design

Formline Architecture Honored with 2013 BC Aboriginal Business Award

Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for University of Toronto Scarborough’s Indigenous House

Alfred Waugh Named on Maclean’s “The Power List” of 50 Canadians