5468796 Architecture

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5468796 Architecture
Practice information
Partners Sasa Radulovic, Johanna Hurme, Colin Neufeld
Founded2007
Location Winnipeg
Significant works and honors
Projects Old Market Square Stage, Bloc_10, 62M Housing, Pumphouse, Forks Railside
Bloc_10 exterior in Winnipeg Bloc10 exterior 5468796 Architecture.jpg
Bloc_10 exterior in Winnipeg
Centre Village in Winnipeg Centre Village by 5468796 Architecture.jpg
Centre Village in Winnipeg
Guertin Boatport in Storm Bay, Ontario Guertin Boatport by 5468796 Architecture.jpg
Guertin Boatport in Storm Bay, Ontario

5468796 Architecture is a Winnipeg-based architecture firm founded in 2007. [1]

Contents

Beginning as a professional partnership between architects Sasa Radulovic, Johanna Hurme, and Colin Neufeld, the practice promotes a collaborative approach amongst its 20+ members, leading a new wave of contemporary architecture in Winnipeg.

The practice name incorporates its company registration number.

Background

Johanna Hurme and Sasa Radulovic founded 5468796 Architecture in 2007, and were joined shortly thereafter by Colin Neufeld. [1]

One of the first projects to gain the firm international recognition was OMS Stage (also known as The Cube), [2] an open-air performance venue in Old Market Square in Winnipeg's historic Exchange District. [1]

OMS Stage OMS Stage 5468796 Architecture.jpg
OMS Stage

In 2012, 5468796 Architecture and Winnipeg architect Jae-Sung Chon [3] were selected as Canada's official entry to the 13th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia for their exhibition, Migrating Landscapes. In 2013, 5468796 Architecture was selected by the Canada Council for the Arts as recipients of the Professional Prix de Rome in Architecture for their travel and research project, Table for 12. As an integral part of practice, 5468796 Architecture established a number of research and engagement platforms to promote design culture and design-related initiatives within a broader community. Hurme led initiatives including Table for 12 and 1200, Chair Your Idea, and Design Quarter Winnipeg. In 2017, Hurme chaired the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce board introducing the Design Driven Economy platform.[ citation needed ]

In 2019, Hurme and Radulovic were named Morgenstern Visiting Chairs in Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Architecture in Chicago. The new position enabled the firm to continue their research into affordable and attainable housing. In 2023 5468796 published platform.MIDDLE: Architecture for Housing the 99% that is based and expands on practical research working with challenging economic and environmental circumstances - using 5468786’s built works - urban designs and community projects as the foundation to assemble a ‘toolkit’ of strategies for high-quality attainable, accessible and affordable multi-family housing. For the 2022 Spring Semester, Hurme was a Gensler Visiting Critic at Cornell AAP. [4]

Selected projects

Crossroads Garden Shed Crossroads Garden Shed, located in Calgary, Canada.jpg
Crossroads Garden Shed


62M, as seen from Disraeli Highway 62M by 5468796 Architecture.jpg
62M, as seen from Disraeli Highway

Recognition

The firm has been described as "Canada's most exciting new architectural firm in a decade, one dedicated to applying design innovation to the humblest of tasks, a plains-born, good-humoured, resolutely resourceful verve for building modestly, but with elegance." [14] The Houston-based Rice Design Alliance recently stated that they "truly believe 5468796 to be one of the most talented young design firms worldwide." [15]

Since its founding, the firm's work has been recognized through national and international awards and distinctions including:

Selected awards

Awards for Bloc_10

Awards for OMS Stage

Sources

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