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Awards

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​For a designer one of the hallmarks of success is having one's work recognized by professional peers and industry organizations.

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Richard R. Prins Architect has received the following accolades:

Publications

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​Our work has been recognized by print publications locally and nationally, and online internationally:​

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 2013

Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre  awarded

Prairie  Wood Design Award/ Alberta Wood works

Recreational Category  Winner

 

​2013

Rooster awarded Commerce Design Winnipeg Jury Grand Prize, 2013.

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2012

Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre awarded Green Globes® 3 Globe designation.



2007

Winnipeg Adult Education Centre received a Masonry Award of Excellence from the Manitoba Masonry Institute.



1996

​St. John's Exchange received a Heritage Winnipeg Preservation Award.

200 Charles Street featured as a demonstration project by the Association for Preservation Technology.



1992

​200 Charles Street received a Preservation Award for Merit from Heritage Winnipeg.

2012

Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre featured in:

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2006​

Winnipeg Adult Education Centre featured in:​

 

2002

​Peguis Central School featured in Award magazine.

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1995

St. John's Exchange featured in the Winnipeg Free Press.



​1994

​200 Charles Street featured in the Winnipeg Free Press.

The firm has included a number of key associates over the years, including David Penner, Architect; Affinity Architecture Inc.; Manasc Isaac Architects; and Lawrence Bird. Comfortable in both private and public sectors, we work frequently in collaborations and joint ventures with professional peers and allied disciplines.

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We are adroit at drawing on the skills of our consultants in the design and construction industries, and can administer projects that run a full range from conventional CCDC contracts to turn-key design-build projects.

Proprietor and Design Principal, Richard Prins is originally from Toronto and holds a professional architecture degree from the University of Manitoba. He is a member of the Manitoba Association of Architects (MAA) and the Architectural Institute of British Columbia. Richard is also a current member of the Practise Committee of the MAA, the body responsible for maintaining professional standards in the province of Manitoba.

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Richard also has an active life in sports and athletics, coaching and  refereeing throughout the year for the Manitoba Soccer Association.

We are a multi-functional design firm with experience in institutional, residential, and commercial work dating back to 1985. Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, we bring decades of experience to the table, considerable hands-on skills, and a creative design sensibility. Our firm offers a full range of design consulting services, as well as spatial analysis, feasibility studies, and building assessments.

Richard Prins, Principal

Collaborations

About

Richard R. Prins Architect / T 204.452.8774 / F 204.453.3698 / rprinsarchitect@mac.com / © 2013 by Richard R. Prins

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