Connect Landscape Architecture

Connect is proud to share photos from our recent visit to the Tikwalus Interpretive Hub — a welcoming space for rest, reflection, and recreation. Created in collaboration with Spuzzum First Nation, and Panther Group, this project celebrates culture, community, and connection in the heart of the Fraser Canyon.

We’re excited to share our work on the Steveston Community Park Playground, which officially opened with a ribbon-cutting celebration this past Tuesday!

CLA was proud to help lead the re-design of this beloved community space, bringing it to life with playful ocean-inspired elements, including lighthouse, salmon, and boat-themed play structures that reflect Steveston’s rich coastal heritage.

Accessibility was a key focus throughout the design process, ensuring this playground welcomes children of all abilities to explore, play, and connect.

Thank you to our project partners:
🔸City of Richmond
🔸Earthscape
🔸Kompan .us
🔸ISL Engineering
🔸RJC Engineering
🔸EXP Geotechnical
🔸Cedar Crest Lands Ltd.

We want to thank all our clients and consultant teams, for their partnership and role in our success over the years – together we have been able to create positive change and improve the landscape and environment.

Connect Landscape Architecture's office will be closed from December 25,2023 to January 1st, 2024. We will re-open on January 2nd, 2024 at 9am.

2023 Year in Summary - Connect Landscape Architecture A message from Connect Landscape Architecture’s Principal Landscape Architect, Oren Mizrahi: As 2023 comes to a close I am provided with an opportunity to reflect on the successes of the…

A site visit to check in on the almost-complete 30-storey AAA office tower in Downtown Vancouver at the corner of Granville & Cordova. The design takes advantage of it’s spectacular setting, adjacent to the Waterfront station, with exceptional access to public transit, bike lanes, premium retail, and restaurants.

The roof top amenity deck features social lounge and meeting spaces with custom semicircular fireplace, custom seating with curvy limestone planters, and an intensive and extensive planting. There are stunning views of city cape, Burrard inlet, and North Shore. Dynamic ground level public art by was inspired by water, waves and reflectiveness and will anchor the wavy and curvy building to the public realm.

The building is targeting LEED Gold.