Modern Office of Design + Architecture

Modern Office of Design + Architecture

Architecture and Planning

Calgary, Alberta 837 followers

An award winning, Calgary based architecture and design firm established in 2013.

About us

MODA is a full service architecture and interior design firm offering an integrated approach to design to meet the requirements of any project, big or small. We work on a very diverse range of projects, from single family residences to civic projects such as libraries, art galleries and fire halls to multi-family and mid-scale office, retail and commercial buildings. Our desire not to specialize in any given area of design is reflected in the diversity of our portfolio. We approach every project with the same rigor and consideration in an effort to uncover the best possible design solution for your needs.

Website
http://moda.ca
Industry
Architecture and Planning
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Calgary, Alberta
Type
Partnership
Founded
2013
Specialties
architecture, interior design, design, branding, residential design, and commercial design

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  • We are honored to share that Canada Council for the Art has selected MODA as the recipient of the 2023 Prix de Rome in Architecture Prize. This Prize is awarded to a young practitioner of architecture or an architectural firm that has completed their first built works and has demonstrated exceptional artistic potential. With this prize, the recipient may travel abroad to develop their skills and their creative practice, and to strengthen their position in the international architecture world. Inspired by the Prix de Rome in architecture, which was created in the 18th century and helped young architects train in Italy, the Prix de Rome in Architecture – Professional was established in Canada in 1987 in pursuit of a more outward-looking vision towards the world. While, as a profession, we are actively exploring how contemporary concerns related to affordability, equity, diversity, inclusiveness and environmental sustainability hold the potential to reshape the ‘methods’ in which we approach design, we feel that the ‘means’ in which we construct our physical environment are often taken as a given and outside the agency of architecture. As such, we feel that this ‘blind spot’ demands further inquiry, not only with respect to the disruptive potential of robotics at the scale of architecture, but also the generational opportunity for architects to perhaps re-enter the world of ‘making’; a PAST/forward if you will to a time when architects “leveraged the benedictions of science and technology towards the betterment of society.” (quote by Reinier de Graaf - OMA) Over the next couple of weeks we will unpack PAST/forward by way of first introducing some of the problems or challenges inherent within the current paradigms of constructing our built environments, followed by various innovations or new trajectories with respect to disruptive construction technologies; namely robotic fabrication at the scale of architecture... please stay tuned!

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