P3A is thrilled to announce that Architect Dieter Toews has officially received his certificate from the Saskatchewan Association of Architects! This prestigious recognition, awarded

during the President's Dinner in May, marks his successful completion of education, experience, and examinations required to become a registered architect under the Architects Act, 1996.

Dieter's dedication, talent, and hard work have led him to this moment, and we couldn't be prouder! Congratulations Dieter!

(Dieter is pictured with P3A Partners Jocelyn Tanner, Pat Kelly and Chris Roszell)

P3A took part in a birdhouse competition sponsored by Teknion, Interface, and Concept3 Business Interiors. Our birdhouse was designed for the Black-Capped Chickadee, Regina’s official bird. The house is a thoughtful response to the bird’s behavior, needs, and environment. It supports natural nesting habits, with a small, protective entrance, a cupped base, and textured interior walls to help fledglings climb out. Vertical fins on the exterior mimic the texture of tree bark, helping the birdhouse blend into its surroundings, deter predators, and dissipate heat to keep the interior cool. Made from biodegradable PHA and 3D printed to reduce waste, the birdhouse is durable and temporary. It is built to last through several nesting seasons, then break down naturally, leaving no lasting impact on the environment.

The Globe Theatre renovation was built on resilience, creativity, and collaboration. As the architecture and prime consultant for the project, P3A is proud to have been a part of the journey, creating a stage where performances can inspire the community for many years to come. Congratulations to the Globe on their recent ‘return to the round’!

Image shows a drone view of the open roof with seating structure exposed.