From high-rises and hospitals to schools and industrial facilities, our Buildings sector is raising the IQ of built environments around the world while remaining committed to sustainable and resilient development. IBI is the world’s 6th largest architecture firm(2), and our Buildings sector is a leader in the Greater Toronto Area residential market with more than 200 mid-rise and high-rise buildings under design or construction at year-end 2021, representing over 50,000 residential units.
As we continue to embed our Intelligence sector solutions throughout our traditional business, we believe we can drive further growth-especially in our Buildings segment. By incorporating our products, we can enhance outcomes for clients while creating additional revenue streams for IBI.
Further geographic expansion is planned by introducing the design expertise we’ve established in mixed-use and high-rise buildings in Toronto and Vancouver to other markets across Canada and the United States. As a result, we are well-positioned to offer our integrated design services and solutions to new markets around the world.
Many of our Buildings projects are large, mixed-use developments that draw upon IBI’s broad array of expertise, including urban planning and design, landscape architecture, interior design and engineering. We create vibrant, resilient technology-driven cities and communities that help improve the lives of those who live, learn, work, or play within and beyond their bounds.
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(2) Source: https://www.bdonline.co.uk/wa100-2022-the-big-list/5115702.article
