About Us
A full-service architectural and design firm with over 3,000 projects and 200 awards to our name.

Woods Architecture is a full-service, award-winning architectural and design firm nationally recognised for unique and innovative design projects. With six offices and seven practice areas, we have completed over 3,000 projects spanning museums, arts centres, corporate headquarters, government buildings, universities and residential developments.
Our design staff includes registered architects, interior designers, urban designers, materials specialists, land planners, cost estimators and zoning specialists — bringing a broad range of experience to every single project we take on.
We don’t have a signature look. We believe what’s important is designing spaces that reflect the client’s needs and desires, not the firm’s.

Our Past Work
Check out our portfolio. There you will find a vast array of work we have completed.
Our goal is simple – to create buildings that have a restorative, positive impact on the people inside them.
FAQs
What types of projects does Woods Architecture take on?
We work across a wide range of sectors including museums, arts centres, multifamily housing, government buildings, laboratories, corporate headquarters, educational facilities and neighbourhood planning. No two projects are ever the same.
How many people work at Woods Architecture?
Our team includes registered architects, interior designers, urban designers, materials specialists, land planners, cost estimators and zoning specialists spread across six offices. We have the scale to deliver large projects without losing the personal touch.
Does Woods Architecture handle both design and construction?
Yes. Woods offers architecture, interior design, branding and procurement services under one roof. Many clients appreciate the reduced headaches, speed of process and efficiencies that come with our integrated design approach
How does Woods approach sustainability?
Sustainability has been at the core of everything we do since the early 1990s. We are committed to the 2030 Challenge — a firm-wide resolution to reduce the carbon emissions of all our projects to zero by 2030.