Chernoff Thompson Architects North
Suite 230 - 177 Victoria Street V2L5R8 Prince George, BC, Canada

Thank you to the City of Prince George for featuring us in their economic newsletter for 2020! We are excited to see what this year holds for Prince George! City of Prince George #architecture #architect #canadianarchitecture #princegeorge #britishcolumbia #local #supportlocal #design

Happy holidays from all of us at Chernoff Thompson Architects North!! We will be closed from December 23rd until January 3rd.

Canadian Architectural Professionals Declare Climate and Biodiversity Emergency and Commit to Urgent and Sustained Action #ArchitectsDeclare #DesignforFuture #StandwithGreta Accordingly, we commit to: 1. Raise awareness of these interconnected crises, and the impact the built environment has on them, with our clients and colleagues; 2. Take immediate action through our projects, and in our capacities as advisors, advocates, educators, and enablers within our communiti...es, cities, and supply chains. Towards this, we further commit to: 1. Design for holistic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, and advocate for investments in a rapid transition to resilient climate-positive alternatives; 2. Eliminate waste and harm, and support a rapid transition to circular economies; 3. Design for holistic health, resilience, and regeneration; respecting the rights and wisdom of Indigenous Peoples as outlined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; 4. Adopt regenerative design principles and practices to build the necessary capability to design and develop projects and environments that go beyond the standard of net zero in use; 5. Advocate for the rapid systemic changes required to address the climate and ecological health crises, as well as the policies, funding priorities, and implementation frameworks that support them. https://ca.architectsdeclare.com/

The new entrance at Bob Harkins Branch is beginning to take shape.

The first piece of vertical structural steel for the new entrance has been lifted into place by a 100 ton crane. The improved entrance will make it easier for... all patrons to access the building safely and easily. The current entrances pose a challenge for many, including young families, people with disabilities, seniors and staff. See more