MGA | Michael Green Architecture is proud to announce that it has been honored as the Jury Winner for Best Sustainable Firm at the 13th Annual Architizer A+Awards. This prestigious recognition underscores MGA's unwavering commitment to advancing sustainable design practices and pushing the boundaries of innovation in architecture.

Founded in 2012 by Michael Green, and co-led by Principal Natalie Telewiak, MGA has consistently championed the use of mass timber and other bio-materials and technology to create buildings that are not only environmentally responsible, but also support the well-being of communities. The firm's recent portfolio includes groundbreaking projects such as Google's first mass timber developments in Sunnyvale, California-Google's first ground-up mass timber developments, Gallivare Multiaktivitethuset-a 250,000 sqft community and recreation centre in Gallivare, Sweden, and the Royal BC Museum PARC Campus - a mass timber collections and research buildings on Vancouver Island in Canada.

"We are deeply honored to receive this award from Architizer," said Michael Green, Founder and Principal of MGA. "This recognition reflects our team's dedication to creating architecture that serves both people and the planet. But we can do more, and now is the time for our profession and our society to take action."

The Architizer A+Awards is the world's largest awards program, celebrating the year's best architecture and spaces. Winning the Jury Award for Best Sustainable Firm places MGA among the global leaders in sustainable architectural design.