Greg Livingstone

Principal - Toronto North America

T: +1 416 598 1240
E: greg.livingstone@bdp.com

Greg is inspired by the effect buildings and spaces have on people’s perception of and interaction with the built environment.

A skilled architectural technologist who joined the firm in 2011, Greg co-leads the firm’s Media Environments portfolio, working with high profile clients such as Rogers, CBS, and Samsung.

Having an abundance of expertise in architectural design and construction management, Greg leads the team in the development of construction drawings, bidding and permit applications, and conducting initial architectural assessments for over 40 locations each year.

Greg also brings his experience within the commercial, institutional and seniors’ residential sectors and contributed his skills to the award-winning 130 Bloor Street West condominiums.

Greg is heavily involved in mentoring and building studio culture as part of our internal Contract Administration Committee and United Way Committee, while he also enjoys giving back to the community in his spare time by sitting on Durham College’s Planning Advisory Committee and volunteering with the Clarington Recreational Hockey League as President, coach and board member.

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