Turner Fleischer

Visualizing Data Our CTO, Brent Mauti, participated in a panel discussion at Autodesk University yesterday, diving into the exciting integration between the Autodesk platform and Power BI. As part of the beta testing team, we had the privilege of experiencing how this data connection enhances the way we visualize and manage project information. Brent shared our testing insights, highlighting the potential of streamlined workflows, improved decision-making, and the significant level of connection that this integration brings to future project management. #technology #thoughtleadership #autodesk #projectmanagement

Dare To Drop On October 2, we proudly participated in our second Drop Zone with Easter Seals Ontario. The event invites people to push the limits of their comfort zone by rappelling down a skyscraper in Downtown Toronto to support their fully accessible Summer Camp programs that allow youth with disabilities to live actively and courageously. Together, 24 brave Studio members overcame their fears and contributed to making lasting change for children with disabilities and their families. #TFCommunity #CommunityImpact #PushYourLimits

Empowering Future Innovators On Oct 9, we hosted a Lunch + Learn with Visions of Science , an organization dedicated to advancing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) among racialized youth from low-income households in the Greater Toronto Area. Eugenia Addy, PhD, Desiree Sylvestre, Tammy Ebuen, MEd, CFRE, and Christopher Parker led an insightful workshop at our Studio, highlighting the systemic barriers these youth face. During this interactive session, the speakers and our Studio members shared personal stories that sparked a meaningful discussion about the vital work Visions of Science is doing to create opportunities and drive positive change in our communities. We are proud to partner with Visions of Science through our #TFMovesTogether initiative from October to December 2024 to support their life-changing work. #TFCommunity #lowincome #sciencetechnology #stem

Breaking New Ground Congratulations to our Clients, Maple Reinders and REISER, on breaking ground at 8 Dobbin Drive, Hamilton, ON. We were proud to attend and celebrate this important moment as construction gets underway. We are a step closer to bringing our Client's vision to life and making a lasting impact on the community. #TFProjects #construction #milestone Nick Bowker

Building Award-winning Communities Together Congratulations to our client, Devron, for winning 5 awards at the Ontario Home Builders' Association's Awards Gala, including the prestigious Project of the Year and the OHBA People's Choice Award for 101 Spadina. As the Architect of Record, Turner Fleischer is proud to have collaborated with Devron and the team of consultants to make this project a reality. https://loom.ly/kQBUYRQ #awards #TFProjects

Making Waves In August and September, we supported Water First Education & Training Inc., an organization working to address the water crisis affecting Indigenous communities across Canada. With 13% of First Nations communities under water advisories—and 25% in Ontario, where we're based—this issue demands urgent attention. Their programs, including Drinking Water (training program for Indigenous peoples in water-treatment), Environmental Water (addressing source water like lakes and rivers), and School Water (educating indigenous youth to spark a passion for water stewardship), are vital in ensuring long-term solutions. Through our #TFMovesTogether initiative, we raised $13,025 to help Water First continue their incredible work. We’re proud to contribute to their ongoing impact. #CommunityImpact #CleanWater #SustainableFuture #TFCommunity

Winning with Style Congratulations to our client, Fitzrovia, for winning the 2024 Ontario Home Builder’s Association Awards of Distinction in both “Best Kitchen” and “Best Model Suite” for their flagship rental community, Elm-Ledbury at 88 Queen Street East, Toronto. We are proud to have served as the Architect of Record, working alongside Fitzrovia and an exceptional team of consultants to bring this vision to life. https://loom.ly/tzHwKvI #awardsofdistinction #awards #TFProjects

We are proud to welcome two new Project Coordinators in our Residential +Mixed-Use Department. Claire Ryan holds a Graduate Certificate in Construction Project Management from Centennial College and a Diploma on Construction Trades Techniques from George Brown College. She is also IICRC, WRT, and FSRT certified. Natasha Ekiert, CAPM holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Smith School of Business at Queen's University and is a Certified Associate in Project Management. She also holds Certificates in Intercultural Competence and Corporate Social Responsibility. Welcome.

Fifty and Fun Celebrating 50 years of making lives better by design, we reflect on the incredible journey that began with Peter Turner's unwavering dedication. His leadership helped shape our studio into what it is today—a place where our people thrive, our clients enjoy long-standing, trusted partnerships, and our communities are enriched by our work. Thank you to everyone who celebrated this milestone with us. We look forward to the next 50 years of building our future together. #TurnerFleischer #Anniversary #Architecture #InteriorDesign #ExperientialGraphicDesign

Learning Together for Truth and Reconciliation This year, our Social Impact Specialist Madeline Buzzi and our People + Culture Business Partner Nina Woock, CHRL launched a season of learning to deepen our studio’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. It began with a Breakfast + Learn on September 10, featuring a video of a smudging ceremony led by an Indigenous leader, followed by shared knowledge. Designed to uncover the truth about Canada's history with Indigenous peoples and empower action toward reconciliation, the learning was made as accessible and impactful as possible, recognizing the diverse levels of understanding among our studio members. Last week, in advance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day, they shared daily resources focused on key concepts. These included the origins of Truth and Reconciliation, the lasting impacts of residential schools, the local context of Indigenous struggles in Toronto, and the importance of building meaningful partnerships. They also highlighted the relevance of Indigenous design paradigms in the AEC industry and the significance of land acknowledgments as a step toward reconciliation. Today, the learning journey culminated in a Q&A session, allowing us to reflect on these learnings and discuss the meaningful steps we can take toward reconciliation, both within our studio and beyond. Thank you Madeline Buzzi and Nina Woock, CHRL for helping us learn.