Bruce Haden
(Canada)
Bruce Haden is a partner at Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects. His architectural and urban design work has been recognised globally, particularly for the Governor General’s and World Architecture Festival winning design for the Nk’ Mip Desert Cultural Centre.
Bruce Haden is a partner at Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects. His architectural and urban design work has been recognised globally, particularly for the Governor General’s and World Architecture Festival winning design for the Nk’ Mip Desert Cultural Centre.
Bruce’s design work ranges widely, from wastewater treatment plants to cafes. Currently he is working on renovating a Post Office building in northern BC for an arts centre, and the competition winning design of the Canadian Navy Monument in Ottawa.
Bruce is the Chair of the Vancouver Urban Design Panel and has taught at the UBC School of Architecture. He has done freelance work for CBC Radio with respect to design and social issues and was the Vancouver correspondent for Canadian Architect Magazine for ten years. He is also the President of the Board of Vancouver’s Contemporary Art Gallery.
