We are incredibly excited to announce that Cumulus Principal and Director Paul Szaszkiewicz has been named a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.
Cumulus Architects Expands Leadership Team
CCHF 2023 Conference: Innovating Health Environments
Groundbreaking for Lash Miller Chemistry Building at U of T
Cumulus was thrilled to join our collaborators Mikkelsen Architects, mcCallumSather, Arup, Urbacon, and the University of Toronto for the groundbreaking of a new expansion of the Lash Miller Chemical Building at the University’s St. George campus.
SLCan 2023: Designing the Self Driving Lab of the Future
Canadian Institute: 8th Annual Forum on Healthcare Infrastructure
We are thrilled to be presenting at the Canadian Institute ‘s 8th Annual Forum on Healthcare Infrastructure - Eastern Canada on November 7th. Principal Patsy Poulin will join Safehaven‘s Director of Innovation and Strategy Larissa Smit to discuss our work at Safehaven’s new Bloor Street site.
Cumulus is Hiring
Cumulus leading design on first seniors-focused emergency medical centre in Canada
Mixed Use Groundbreaking on St. Clair
Construction has officially started on the second phase of Canderal’s St. Clair Village. 908 St. Clair is a 12-storey, 173-suite building that follows the first phase of the condo project – 900 St. Clair.
Patsy Poulin Named Fellow of the RAIC
Cumulus Architects is pleased to announce Patsy Poulin’s induction to the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada College of Fellows. A Fellow of the RAIC College is a member who has achieved professional eminence or has rendered distinctive service to the profession or to the community at large.
Cumulus & Medical Architecture announced as design team for Safehaven's new site
Cumulus is excited to announce that we, along with our long-time partners - UK-based Medical Architecture, have been asked to join Safehaven on their journey to redevelop their Bloor Street site in Toronto.
Yorkville collaboration wins top retail design prize
The Webster’s first international location – which revived a long-neglected 1880s Victorian into a blossoming pink gem in the heart Yorkville – has been acknowledged by The Architect’s Newspaper, winning the Best of Design prize in the Commercial-Retail category.