DIALOG selected as part of preferred team for Broadway Subway Project

Jill Robertson

Jill joined our team with a wealth of experience in landscape architecture and planning, from detailed site design to visionary master planning and city building. Understanding the strategic advantages of a truly collaborative design process, she has led various multidisciplinary project teams across Canada, the United States, and internationally. A skilled facilitator of design-oriented public

Craig Applegath

Architect, urban designer, and zero-carbon building pioneer, Craig is a founding partner of our Toronto studio. Having trained first as a biologist, he is passionate about finding planning and design solutions that make sense in a world challenged by climate change and environmental deterioration. Craig has focused his career on leading complex, sustainable planning and

DIALOG, Stantec, and Merrick joint venture selected by Government of Canada for multi-year renewal of science and research facilities across Canada

Future design technologists spend a day at DIALOG

Glenbow Museum Reimagined

2018 Iris Prize recipients explore the wonder world of our underworld

Kaye Edmonton Clinic

The Kaye Edmonton Clinic charted new territory in the field of ambulatory care, teaching, and service delivery. A unique collaboration with Alberta Health Services and the University of Alberta, the vision was to create a state-of-the-art facility for patient and learning-centered care. DIALOG provided programming and master planning services, interior design in public spaces, base

Crosstown Concourse

Sears built a massive distribution centre in Memphis in 1927, providing jobs and a thriving industry to the community. Over time, shifting demographics and population depletion in Memphis’ urban core led to its closure. Architects, planners and urban designers transformed the space into a vertical village, bringing new life, light and vibrancy to the 10-storey

Capcom Corporate Workplace, Burnaby

Gaming company office designs are typically loud and busy, but not Capcom’s Vancouver headquarters. Capcom wanted a refined space that offered moments of reflection, where visitors and employees could be inspired by the company’s legacy but still inspired to grow into the future. ‘CapCalm’, an homage to the company’s Japanese roots, was born, providing a