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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsHistory[edit]Projects[edit]Completed projects[edit]Under construction[edit]Publications[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]History[edit]Michael Green Architecture was founded by Michael Green after he left his former partnership, McFarlane Green Biggar Architecture and Design (MGB).[1][2] The firm designs buildings of all sizes and typologies using timber, including the Wood Innovation Design Centre in Prince George, British Columbia – which, when completed in 2015, was the tallest wooden building in the world at eight storeys (96\u00a0ft 29 m) tall.[3] In 2017, they designed T3 Minneapolis, a 7-storey, 220,000 square feet (20,439\u00a0m2) building, which was the largest modern timber building in North America at the time.[4]In May 2018, MGA was acquired by Katerra, a Silicon Valley construction start-up. Through the acquisition, Katerra purchased 100% of the economic interests in MGA. The voting shares remained majority-owned and controlled by MGA’s Principals Natalie Telewiak and Michael Green. Michael Green remains the President and CEO of the firm.[5]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4In 2021 Architizer A+ named MGA North American Firm of the Year[6] and [Royal Architectural Institute of Canada] (RAIC) recognized MGA with the Architectural Firm Award.[7]In June 2021, Katerra announced that it was shutting down operations,[8] resulting in MGA reverting to an independent firm with principals Natalie Telewiak and Michael Green assuming full control of all operations.[9]Projects[edit]Completed projects[edit]Catalyst Building, Spokane, Washington (completed 2020)[10]Oregon State University College of Forestry, Corvallis, Oregon (completed 2020)[11]The Dock Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (completed 2018)[12]North Vancouver Passive House Plus House, North Vancouver, British Columbia (completed 2017) [13]T3 Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota (completed 2016)[14]Ronald McDonald House BC, Vancouver (completed 2014)[15]Wood Innovation and Design Centre, Prince George, BC (completed 2014)[16]Sixth + Willow, Vancouver (completed 2014)[17]North Vancouver City Hall, North Vancouver (completed 2012)[18]Under construction[edit]Parkway Building, Victoria, BCScott Building, Victoria, BCLes Groues, Nanterre (92), France2021 RAIC Architectural Firm Award[19]2021 Architizer A+ Award – Best Firm of the Year (North America)[20]2020 AIA Innovation Award – Catalyst Building[21]2020 RAIC Governor General’s Award – The Dock Building[22]2019 Architizer A+ Award – Commercial Mixed-Use – The Dock Building[23]2019 Architizer A+ Award – Architecture + Facades – The Dock Building[24]2018 AIBC Special Jury Award – The Dock Building[25]2018 Rethinking the Future Architecture, Construction, & Design Awards – Commercial (Built), The Dock Building[26]2018 Azure Best of Canadian Architecture Award – Best Timber Building (The Dock Building)[27]2017 AZ Award – Environmental Leadership – T3 Minneapolis[28]2017 NAIOP Minnesota Award of Excellence – T3 Minneapolis[29]2017 AIA Chicago \u2013 Distinguished Building Award – T3 Minneapolis[30]2017 Azure AZ Awards \u2013 Environmental Leadership + People\u2019s Choice – T3 Minneapolis[31]2017 US WoodWorks Wood Design \u2013 Special Achievement Award – T3 Minneapolis[32]2016 RAIC Governor General\u2019s Medal in Architecture – Wood Innovation and Design Centre[33]2016 RAIC Governor General\u2019s Medal in Architecture – Wood Innovation and Design Centre[34]2016 RAIC Governor General\u2019s Medal in Architecture – Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon2016 Wood Design + Buildings – Citation Award, T32016 Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada \u2013 Large Commercial Projects \u2013 Quality | Silver, Interfor2015 RAIC Award of Excellence for Innovation in Architecture – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2015 Lieutenant-Governor of BC Award in Architecture (Merit) – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2015 AIBC Innovation Award – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2015 WoodWorks Wood Design Award BC \u2013 Wood Innovation Award – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2015 Canadian Design Build Institute \u2013 First Prize Award of Excellence – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2015 Lieutenant-Governor of BC Award in Architecture (Merit) – Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon2015 WoodWorks Wood Design Award BC \u2013 Institution Wood Design (Large) – Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon2015 Masonry Institute of BC \u2013 Award of Excellence (Low Rise) – Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon2015 WoodWorks Wood Design Award BC \u2013 Architect of the Year -Architect (Michael Green)2014 RAIC Governor General\u2019s Medal in Architecture – North Vancouver City Hall2014 The Canadian Wood Council \u2013 Wood Design & Building Award Citation – Wood Innovation and Design Centre2014 Azure Top 10 Big Projects: Best Construction – Wood Innovation and Design CentrePublications[edit]The Case for Tall Wood Buildings, 2012[35]Technical guide for the design and construction of tall wood buildings in Canada, FP Innovation, 2014[36]Alpenglow, 2015[37]The Case for Tall Wood Buildings (2nd Edition), 2017Tall Wood Buildings: Design, Construction and Performance., Birkh\u00e4user 2017 [38]Tall Wood Buildings: Design, Construction and Performance (2nd Expanded Edition), Birkh\u00e4user 2020 [39]Technical guide for the design and construction of tall wood buildings in Canada (2021 Edition), FP Innovation – IN PROGRESSReferences[edit]External links[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/michael-green-architecture-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Michael Green Architecture – Wikipedia"}}]}]