Centreline Architecture (CA) is a Sudbury-based full-service architecture firm. 

 

We believe that each project should be thoughtful, purposeful, and come from active client and consultant engagement.  

CA was founded in 2007 and since then has grown from one to eight team members.  Our office layout is open concept, allowing for our staff to constantly collaborate with one another.  We take great care to ensure that everyone feels as though they have a voice and can contribute to our greater good.  That goes for our client’s as well.  We listen and engage clients which has resulted in many long-standing relationships – repeat clients that trust us and value our services.

Our office specializes in commercial, residential, mixed use, institutional, and sustainable projects. 

Some of our more notable projects to date include the integrated site plan for The Junction, new facilities for Maple Hill Farm, a 20-unit residential conversion in downtown Sudbury, new exterior stairs at the historic Christ the King Church,

project management for the McEwen School of Architecture, and several in-progress Passive Homes.  

Since 2016, we have been celebrated with a ‘small enterprise’ award and a finalist for both ‘best customer service’ and
‘best place to work’ categories at the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Bell Business Excellence Awards where we often find ourselves up against icons in the Sudbury business world. 

In order to best serve Northern Ontario, we take great pride in being a fully bilingual firm.

 

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