3 Best Residential Architects in Chilliwack

“Station One Architects is an award-winning practice offering services in architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, interior design & project management. Their empathetic design approach allows them to create spaces that feel more like homes than institutions while reflecting the cultural values acquired through community input. Their modern multi-use designs result from a collaborative effort between their team and clients. They firmly believe in the involvement of both a principal architect & project architect on every project. This approach ensures that the client maintains accessibility to the design professionals and that a consistency of thought and design decisions is maintained as the project develops and matures. Their market multi-family residential designs are inspired by communities and supported by strong collaboration with their clients.”

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“Guliker Design Group Inc. uses their communication and listening skills to pinpoint your true needs so that their designs can precisely meet those needs. They know how each part of the building is constructed. Their 15+ years of real-world building experience mean they can confidently build whatever they design for you without exception. This helps them understand how to create your Home to be most cost-effective. When you choose Guliker Design Group, you gain more than an exceptional design for your dream home, agricultural project, or commercial building. They come alongside you as a trusted adviser, leveraging their creativity, expertise, and state-of-the-art planning and visualization tools to get you exactly what you want. They give you access to their extensive network of trusted consultants and contractors who share their values so that every step of the design and building process is positive.”

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“Patrick R Stewart was the first Aboriginal architect to become the President of the Architectural Institute of BC. Patrick is also the first Aboriginal person in BC to own and operate an architectural firm. Patrick is an outstanding community member interested in giving a voice to housing and homelessness issues locally and nationally. Patrick was the chair of the Provincial Aboriginal Homelessness Committee for BC and chair of the Indigenous Task Force for the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Patrick is an artist in the mediums of paint and wood. Patrick also writes articles for Architecture BC, Canadian Architect, City Magazine, Context, and the Peak. Patrick is featured in the 2005 documentary, Aboriginal Living Architecture.”

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