Our Newest Principal: Frédéric Lacombe by ZAS ARCHITECTS

We’re proud to celebrate Frédéric Lacombe’s promotion to Principal. Since joining ZAS in 2016, Fred has become essential to our work on complex scientific environments, bringing PMP‑certified expertise, technical creativity, and a thoughtful, solutions‑driven approach. Fred’s leadership—and sharp sense of humour—continue to elevate our team and our projects.

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The Toronto & Region Conservation Authority wins another award! by ZAS ARCHITECTS

“The design is rooted in TRCA’s mission to build safe, resilient communities and lead in natural resource management for sustainable development. The approach is people-centered, enhancing the site’s key natural features water, forest, and topography by integrating the building into a restored nature. The project creates a collaborative hub with open, unified spaces that foster interaction. It sets a new standard for development by maximizing passive design strategies and using primarily wood construction.”

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University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) inaugurates the new Sam Ibrahim Building, designed by a Canadian-Danish architectural team by ZAS ARCHITECTS

The University of Toronto Scarborough has unveiled the new Sam Ibrahim Building, a 19,300 m² hub designed by CEBRA and ZAS to enhance academic well‑being through sensory‑forward, inclusive architecture. The space blends learning, collaboration, and social activity while integrating seamlessly with the campus.

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Accelerating Action In Gender Equality + Good For Business by ZAS ARCHITECTS

Every March, International Women’s Day calls on the world to #accelerateaction toward gender equality. At ZAS, diversity is a core strength—over half the team identifies as female, with gender‑balanced leadership shaping more inclusive, human‑focused design. This commitment is reflected in projects like UTSC’s Sam Ibrahim Building, where wellness‑centered spaces support the diverse needs of students.

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Bucholz McEvoy and ZAS Create a Mass-Timber Showcase for a Toronto Environmental Agency by ZAS ARCHITECTS

Read this informative article featured in the Architectural Record on how The Toronto & Region Conservation Authority’s new administrative building walks the walk and talks the talk on sustainability, serving as a model for developers, and the critical role the TRCA plays in mitigating extreme weather events in Toronto.

Source: Bucholz McEvoy and ZAS Create a Mass-Timber Showcase for a Toronto Environmental Agency