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Established in 1980, AODBT Architecture Interior Design has built on its legacy as a firm of specialized individuals working as a team through all stages of the design and construction process. Our passion is for our work; our focus is on our clients. With this philosophy, AODBT grew to be one of the largest architectural firms in the province. AODBT now has over 50 staff - the majority work out of the Saskatoon office, several in Prince Albert, with smaller satellite offices in Moose Jaw, Regina and Melfort. By using its size and range of specialization and assigning a principal architect to each client, AODBT creates the perfect combination of size and skills for each client and each project. Clients in all sectors have come to appreciate the dedication, enthusiasm and personal commitment of a small company approach, supported by the capacity, dependability and specialization of a large organization. Sustainable design, now very much top of mind, is nothing new to AODBT. Sustainable design should be embraced by all members of a project - and be a mindset that pervades all aspects of a building\'s development. At AODBT, sustainable design begins with overall conceptual design that considers factors such as the siting of the building, use of natural daylight to reduce electricity, shading techniques, light coloured materials, and appropriately sized engineering systems. A testament to AODBT\'s world standards is the Saskatchewan Forest Centre, the only building in Saskatchewan to achieve the international GOLD certification for a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) building. Other high-profile, award-winning projects include Wanuskewin Heritage Park ($4 million); the Canadian Light Source Synchrotron facility ($14 million); University of Saskatchewan Thorvaldson Spinks Building ($22 million); and the InterVac International Vaccination Centre ($110 million). Recently, AODBT received the Premier\'s Award of Excellence in Design for the Saskatchewan Provincial Court House in Prince Albert. Our methods and inspired design also build relationships. Clients appreciate - and trust - AODBT\'s attention to detail, thorough project management, and ability to transform essential needs into an inspired, yet highly functional, exhibit of architectural excellence. The respect and teamwork through aligned vision includes all members and stakeholders of the project. Now known as Integrated Project Design, this coordinated, unified approach - as opposed to a top-down, often confrontational approach to designing and building - is very much in practice at AODBT, and orchestrated by the Project Architect. It is passion controlled by process, using a consistent methodology which typically involves site visits and meetings with all members of the project team. Communication is the key. The result is buildings that are functional, inspiring, efficient, and a sustainable asset to their owners and occupants. Saskatoon Office 235 Ave D N Saskatoon, SK S7L 1M7 PH. 306.244.5101 FAX. 306.244.0301 design@aodbt.com Prince Albert Office 202 - 21 11th Street East Prince Albert, SK S6V 0Z8 PH. 306.922.5101 FAX. 306.922.0301 pa@aodbt.com Moose Jaw Office 213 - 310 Main Street North Moose Jaw, SK S6H 3K1 PH. 306.692.5101 FAX. design@aodbt.com

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