Ron Keenberg

Projects

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Parkade

Military Complex

University of Waterloo

Olympic Pool

Northwest Recreation Centre

Veteran’s Hospital

Lakehead University A.T.A.C.

Cooperative Housing

projects_9

IKOY Office

Auto Diesel Shop

Glass House

“Bird Shack”

projects_7

Courthouse

RCMP Forensic Lab

Harbour View

Fishing Camp

National Archives

University of Manitoba

U. of Ottawa S.I.T.E.

Agriculture Canada

Competitions Won/Lost

Exhibition Hall

Maison Poupée

Product Design

IKOY Architects, the High Tech studio practice, founded in 1968 by its chief architect, Ron Keenberg, has been internationally recognized as a Leading Edge Architect.

Keenberg’s High Tech Philosophy is central to the Practice’s work. His rigorous attention to detail and active collaboration with consultants, manufacturers and suppliers has enabled Ron to stay at the leading edge of architectural design.

IKOY’s design philosophy has been carefully developed and refined in projects encompassing a broad range of building typologies. Our reputation has been established with such award winning, state of the art facilities as:

National Archives of Canada

School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE), University of Ottawa

William Davis Computer Research Centre, University of Waterloo
Base Maintenance Facility
IKOY Office Building
Glass House
Bird Shack
London Aquatic Centre

Keenberg’s philosophy of holistic integration can also be seen in the operation of IKOY’s design studio – a large open space, shared by everyone and free of subdivisions to encourage communication between the people who Practice there. Meetings are held within Glass Conference rooms in the studio space that allow clients to see their buildings being crafted by Keenberg’s IKOY team.

IKOY has been the recipient of five Governor Generals Awards and Medals for Architecture, and winners of over 9 national design competitions including the National Archives of Canada, Quebec.

IKOY was recently awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s inaugural Firm Award in recognition of its outstanding body of work.

Ron Keenberg

Projects

Click to see project

Parkade

National Archives

Auto Diesel Shop

U. of Waterloo

U. of Ottawa S.I.T.E.

“Bird Shack”

N/W Rec. Centre

Competitions

RCMP Forensic Lab

Lakehead A.T.A.C.

Maison Poupée

Fishing Camp

projects_9

IKOY Office

Military Complex

U. of Manitoba

Glass House

Olympic Pool

Agriculture Canada

projects_7

Courthouse

Veteran’s Hospital

Exhibition Hall

Harbour View

Coop Housing

Product Design

IKOY Architects, the High Tech studio practice, founded in 1968 by its chief architect, Ron Keenberg, has been internationally recognized as a Leading Edge Architect.

Keenberg’s High Tech Philosophy is central to the Practice’s work. His rigorous attention to detail and active collaboration with consultants, manufacturers and suppliers has enabled Ron to stay at the leading edge of architectural design.

IKOY’s design philosophy has been carefully developed and refined in projects encompassing a broad range of building typologies. Our reputation has been established with such award winning, state of the art facilities as:

National Archives of Canada

School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE), University of Ottawa

William Davis Computer Research Centre, University of Waterloo
Base Maintenance Facility
IKOY Office Building
Glass House
Bird Shack
London Aquatic Centre

Keenberg’s philosophy of holistic integration can also be seen in the operation of IKOY’s design studio – a large open space, shared by everyone and free of subdivisions to encourage communication between the people who Practice there. Meetings are held within Glass Conference rooms in the studio space that allow clients to see their buildings being crafted by Keenberg’s IKOY team.

IKOY has been the recipient of five Governor Generals Awards and Medals for Architecture, and winners of over 9 national design competitions including the National Archives of Canada, Quebec.

IKOY was recently awarded the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada’s inaugural Firm Award in recognition of its outstanding body of work.