In October, Craig Newsome travelled to Calgary to attend the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals Annual Conference and to accept an Award of Merit for “Conservation Projects Small and Lovely” for the rehabilitation/conservation of 123/125 Brant Ave in Brantford. Built in 2 time periods, 1860 & 1880 this home has been carefully restored to its [...]
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On June 29th Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region (WCSWR) broke ground on their new 33,350 sq ft women’s shelter in Cambridge. Being built on a greenfield site in Cambridge, the new Haven House shelter will accommodate up to forty five women & their children and is a sister shelter to the recently constructed (2010) [...]
On January 20th, 2015, the University of Windsor celebrated the official launch of their new Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre (EPICentre). Reza Moridi, Ontario Minister of Research and Innovation and Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, was in attendance for the opening. As architects of record for the base building and interior fit-up, MMMC’s Craig [...]
The official opening & blessing of the new St. Pius X Catholic Elementary School took place on Wed May 21st, 2014, with the Bishop of Hamilton, The Most Reverend Douglas Crosby O.M.I., D.D., officiating. Father Tim Hingston, dignitaries, trustees, staff and the school community participated in the ceremony of prayer, tributes, song and dance to [...]
Craig Newsome of MMMC Architects was one of 3 guest speakers at the annual “Fourth Pillar Forum” that took place on May 22nd at the Brantford Arts Block. Organized by the Canadian Industrial Heritage Centre this year’s theme was Victorian society. Craig, who is currently restoring Victorian property on Brant Avenue, shared insights on Victorian [...]
Located on Grey Street in Brantford, directly behind St. Joseph’s Lifecare Centre, the new 2-storey hospice will house 10 hospice beds located entirely on the ground level, along with ample family gathering spaces, nursing care support areas, and kitchen facilities. The upper level will house administrative offices for the hospice and the St. Joseph’s Lifecare [...]
The permanent home of the Grand River Community Health Centre (GRCHC) was officially opened on June 19th by Minister of Health, Deb Matthews in Brantford, Ontario. Located in the city core, the $2.6M project is the successful adaptive reuse of a collection of once derelict historic buildings. Project Architect, Patrick Trottier, was commended at the [...]
Brantford Arts Block benefits from MMMC in-kind donation for new location at the Brantford Artists Village. [Photo of Anthony Bateson, MMMC Architects and Josh Bean, Executive Director at the Feb 2, 2013 Grand Opening of the Brantford Arts Block new location]