Keystone Architecture

Justin believes that significant architecture is achieved through a process of experimentation, negotiation and refinement. His personal process alternates between modeling, drawing and building where each strategy reveals unique opportunities otherwise not imagined through contemplation alone. Justin feels that architecture must be relevant to our time and considers the negotiation of human and natural systems (sustainability) to be the standard by which today’s architecture will be considered.

Justin joined Keystone in 2008 as an Intern Architect. He obtained his Masters of Architecture from the University of Manitoba in 2007, earning the AIA Gold Medal for the highest achievement in the masters of architecture program. His experience at firms in the UK and Manitoba combined with his innovative design abilities has brought a much enjoyed fresh perspective to Keystone. Justin is a member of the AIBC and is working towards obtaining his full accreditation.