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Brook McIlroy

Profile of Brook McIlroy, headquartered in Canada. No project submitted by Brook McIlroy has been published on Architecture News Plus (ANP).

: [L-R] Calvin Brook and Anne McIlroy – © Brook McIlroy

Principals

Calvin Brook
Anne McIlroy

Brief description

Brook McIlroy is an award-winning architecture, urban design, landscape architecture and planning firm with offices in Toronto and Thunder Bay. Our practice is founded on the ambition to create a truly multi-disciplinary office to address the complex and interrelated challenges of contemporary city building and design.

Projects span from large-scale urban visions and implementation strategies to the detailed design of buildings, landscapes and civic infrastructure. Each project is approached as a unique challenge focused on client engagement, community consultation and thorough place-specific research. Recognizing the profound impact our cities, buildings and landscapes have on the global environment Brook McIlroy proactively integrates sustainable development practices into all of its projects and the workplace.

Key projects

Prince Arthur’s Landing Waterfront Master Plan & Implementation, Water Garden Pavilion & Baggage Building Arts Centre Design, Thunder Bay, Canada (2006-Present)
University of Saskatchewan College Quarter Master Plan, Saskatoon, Canada (2009-Present)
Downsview Park Master Plan and Sustainable Community Development Guidelines, Toronto, Canada (2006-Present)
Toronto Avenues and Mid-Rise Buildings Study, Canada (2009)
IOD Park Conceptual Design, Thunder Bay, Canada (2009/10)
Mount Royal College Master Plan, Calgary, Canada (2007)
Windsor Peace Beacon, Waterfront Pavilion, Windsor, Canada (2007)
Humber College Campus Master Plan & Signature Building, Orangeville, Canada (2007)
Porto Montenegro Mixed-Use Urban Village Master Plan, Montenegro (2006)
University of Toronto Sunnybrook Reichman Cancer Research Centre, Toronto, Canada (2005)
Burlington Waterfront Centre, Burlington, Canada (2003)
University of Lethbridge Centre for Leadership and Change, Lethbridge, Canada (2002)