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SEASON’S GREETINGS FROM THE WORKUN GARRICK PARTNERSHIP

Dec 9, 2020

Workun Garrick Partnership Still Fully Operational But Now Operating As A Remote Studio In Response to COVID-19

Mar 23, 2020

Workun Garrick Partnership Still Fully Operational But Taking Extra Precautions In Response to COVID-19

Mar 17, 2020

Maskēkosak Kiskinomātowikamik (New Enoch Cree Nation Grade K-12 School) Wins 2020 A4LE Award!

Mar 6, 2020

Exciting News! Maskēkosak Kiskinomātowikamik (New Enoch Cree Nation Grade K-12 School) won the 2020 Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) “Best New Construction of an Educational Facility” Thursday night in Jasper at the Alberta Chapter Awards. Workun Garrick is proud of this Award and recognizes the efforts of the all the people involved with the project.

Movember is Back!

Nov 20, 2019

Raising Money and looking good! https://moteam.co/the-hardly-workun-architects?mc=1

Our First Trip to Mikisew

Oct 25, 2019

We had a great day meeting with the Mikisew First Nation as we begin meetings for their New Multi Purpose Building

Enoch School is Open!

Aug 29, 2019

We are very proud to have been a part of this amazing Project.

2019 A4LE School Awards for both New and Modernization Categories!

Mar 11, 2019

Grande Cache Community High School – Grande Yellowhead School Division

Onoway Junior /Senior High School – Northern Gateway Public Schools

We are excited to announce double Association For Learning Environments (A4LE), Alberta Chapter Awards! Grande Cache Community High School was recognized Thursday night in Lake Louise with the Honorable Mention in the “Modernization” Category while the Onoway Junior Senior High School won the Honorable Mention in the “New Building” Category. Workun Garrick is proud of these Awards and recognizes the efforts of the all the people involved with these award winning projects. What a Great Year For Design!

Suite 1300

Jan 9, 2019

Finishing touches happening in our new studio!

We Moved Up!

Nov 23, 2018

After 30 years on the 12th Floor of the Royal Bank Building we have moved into a brand new Studio Space on the 13th Floor! We are pretty proud to show it off.

Sad News Morley Workun, one of the founding members of our firm, passed away last Thursday

Sep 19, 2018

Morley Workun M.A.A.A., FRAIC, 80, passed away suddenly September 13, 2018. He leaves his beloved wife of 57 years, Patricia and his sister Joyce; his four children Denise (Gord), Michelle (Doug), Lisa (Stuart), Ken (Carol); and his 12 grandchildren Michael (Kayla), Alex (Gina), Alyssa, Ainsley, Mackenzie, Michelle, Shane, Jessica, Maddie, Sarah, Jasmine, Nick and his great-grandson Casey. Morley was predeceased by his parents, his sister Maxine and brother Andrew. Morley attended high school in Wetaskiwin where he met his lifelong love, Patricia Draayer. He graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Architecture. Morley was a leader within Alberta’s architectural community for 42 years with the same firm. A senior partner with Workun Garrick Architects & Associates Inc., his reputation for designing quality educational facilities with pleasant learning environments will be a large part of his legacy. He will be remembered as a man of loyalty, integrity and fairness. Morley was elected a Fellow of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada. He was an honored and elected lifetime member of the Alberta Association of Architects. He was active in the community: a Rotarian, President of Edmonton Opera, President of the Opera Companies of Canada and honored his Ukrainian roots through volunteerism. Morley’s greatest achievement was his unwavering love and dedication to his family and close friends. He and Pat travelled the world together, and music fed their souls. Morley will live on through his loved ones who survive him. The family encourages those who wish to pay their respects to join them in memory and celebration at the Mayfair Golf Course on Tuesday, September 18 from 1:30-4:00. Donations in his memory can be made to either to The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra or The Edmonton Opera.

Vimy Ridge Academy Gymnasium Progress

Mar 23, 2017

Looking Good

Fort McKay Youth Centre Grand Opening!

Sep 9, 2016

We had a great time opening the new Youth Centre in Fort McKay Today!

Staff Jasper Retreat was a Hit

Oct 24, 2015

Team Photo!

Jasper Shared School facility Wins 2015 CEFPI Award !

Mar 29, 2015

Jasper Shared School Facility won the Alberta Council of Education Facility PlannersOutstanding Design for New Construction

The Hardly Workun Architects – Movember 2014

Nov 6, 2014

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Nakoda Elementary School Wins 2014 CEFPI Award!

Mar 14, 2014

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Nakoda Elementary School was just awarded the Council of Education Facility Planners International, Alberta Chapter Best New School Facility 2014. Workun Garrick is proud of this Award and recognizes the efforts of the all the people involved with the project.

Dave Christie is Retiring!

Nov 22, 2013

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Dave is riding off into the sunset. Well not just yet. Dave will be continuing on with the Firm over the next couple years making sure all his current projects continue to receive the attention and service he is noted for, before officially joining some pro golf tour.

Dave joined the firm in 1984, and has been a principal since 1997. In the 34 years since acquiring his diploma as an architectural technologist, Dave has been involved in all aspects of architectural practice; including design, project management, construction documentation, specification writing, tender services, contract administration and building investigation work.

Dave has successfully overseen projects ranging in size from $25K to $42M for a multitude of clients, primarily in the K-12 and post-secondary education markets. His hands-on, common sense approach to providing design services involves listening carefully to what his clients are telling him; providing the best possible advice and design solutions based on their goals and constraints; and delivering projects that balance these interests.

Congratulations Dave!