CORPORATE SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
Our Corporate Social Responsibility framework is guided by a commitment to creating lasting value, through the projects we deliver and the communities we serve. For every project, we dedicate a portion of proceeds to initiatives within one of our four focus areas: environment, affordable housing, equity, and education.
These commitments reflect our purpose: to leave a positive, lasting impact wherever we build.
ENVIRONMENT
Replanting or planting trees to replace harvested materials, conserving water, and offsetting carbon emissions.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Providing value engineering design for affordable and workforce housing, helping clients create sustainable assets.
EQUITY AND SUPPORT FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES
Fostering safety, stability, and opportunity by providing shelter, access to support groups, and learning and development, essential supplies, education and school donations, and relocation assistance for women and families.
EDUCATION & OUTREACH
Our dedication to building greener, more sustainable working and living spaces is a driver in leading educational seminars through AIA, AIBC, and BC Wood Talks
ON GOING IMPACT
Endeavors we believe in. Causes we support.
5 ARTISTS 1 LOVE
An annual event celebrating the history of the African diaspora through art, music, dance, and poetry, to help and celebrate established and emerging artists.
ORGANIZATION FOR BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER
An annual event celebrating the history of the African diaspora through art, music, dance, and poetry, to help and celebrate established and emerging artists.
VETERANS ASSOCIATION
A dedicated support system for Canada’s Veteran community, advocating for Veterans’ rights and assisting military families across Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge, and Grande Prairie. Services include access to the Veterans Food Bank, guidance with Veterans Affairs paperwork, and connections to mental health resources.
Kicking Horse Pedestrian Bridge
The longest freestanding timber-frame clear-span covered bridge in North America. Spanning 156 feet, it connects downtown Golden, BC’s commercial district to the surrounding residential area.
Christoph Loesch, a resident of Golden, BC, was part of the volunteer team that generously donated time and resources to make the project a reality.