Our Team
Ron Hart
M.Arch, B.Sc.
Principal, Architect AIBC, RPF
Kim Cooper
M.Arch, B.Arch
Architect AIBC
Anna Wex
M.Arch, B.A.
MRAIC
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Graham Case
M.Arch, B.F.A., B.Sc.
Intern Architect AIBC
Graham Case
Carla Gruber
M.Arch, B.A.
Intern Architect AIBC
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Ellen Harper
M.Arch, B.A.
Intern Architect AIBC
Ellen Harper
Emilia Brasdefer
M.Arch, B.A.
Intern Architect AIBC
Justin Liu
M.Arch, B.A.Sc.
Intern Architect AIBC
Nigel Dembicki
M.Arch, B.Ends
Architect AIBC
Ron Hart Architecture (RHA) is a Vancouver-based architecture practice. Our team brings expertise in architectural design, project management, graphic communication, and stakeholder engagement.
While having a focus in social housing, our office enjoys an eclectic mix of work. RHA’s portfolio spans housing, cultural facilities, education, youth centres, bespoke residential and commercial spaces, and industrial projects. Each project is approached with deep respect for its physical, cultural, and social context; prioritizing natural light, spatial efficiency, and cost-responsiveness. Our work consistently reflects the needs of those who inhabit our projects—balancing creativity, functionality, and resilience to create welcoming, inclusive spaces.
RHA strives to be a leader in First Nations design engagement—we see the importance and urgency of cultural consultation and the value that it brings to every project. We work regularly with consultants like Cory Douglas to engage in meaningful consultation with Host Nations; weaving cultural perspectives throughout our projects and fortifying their place in the community and landscape. A recent successful example of this approach is our Riverside Supportive Housing project.
Our team’s working culture is collaborative—we’d love to hear from you! Get in touch or stop by our office in Mount Pleasant for a coffee, beer, or booch!
While having a focus in social housing, our office enjoys an eclectic mix of work. RHA’s portfolio spans housing, cultural facilities, education, youth centres, bespoke residential and commercial spaces, and industrial projects. Each project is approached with deep respect for its physical, cultural, and social context; prioritizing natural light, spatial efficiency, and cost-responsiveness. Our work consistently reflects the needs of those who inhabit our projects—balancing creativity, functionality, and resilience to create welcoming, inclusive spaces.
RHA strives to be a leader in First Nations design engagement—we see the importance and urgency of cultural consultation and the value that it brings to every project. We work regularly with consultants like Cory Douglas to engage in meaningful consultation with Host Nations; weaving cultural perspectives throughout our projects and fortifying their place in the community and landscape. A recent successful example of this approach is our Riverside Supportive Housing project.
Our team’s working culture is collaborative—we’d love to hear from you! Get in touch or stop by our office in Mount Pleasant for a coffee, beer, or booch!
Organizations we’ve worked with include:
