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Bing Thom Architects is an innovative and global architectural practice known for design excellence and the ability to integrate site master planning, architecture and urban design, often with a compelling ‘big idea’ to inspire and engage people and communities. Bing Thom Architects (BTA) has executed a wide spectrum of projects in Canada, Europe and China, from single-family residences to the design of entire cities. Principals Bing Thom and Michael Heeney, share a fundamental belief in the transformative power of great architecture to uplift, not only the physical, but also the economic and social conditions of a community. The firm's belief in this power has become the grounding philosophy for the office, and has resulted in memorable architecture that consistently taps into something beyond aesthetics. Recently BTA completed the firm's first major US projects, Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater in Washington, D.C., and the East Trinity campus of Tarrant County College in Fort Worth Texas. The latter forming part of BTA's Trinity River Uptown plan. Some of the firm's other recent and current projects include Central City and Surrey City Center Library, both in Surrey, British Columbia; and The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts in Vancouver. Princeton Architectural Press recently published Bing Thom Works, the first comprehensive monograph on the work of BTA. Bing Thom Architects has also been the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including the 2010 Architectural Firm Award from The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, and in 2011 Bing Thom received the RAIC Gold Medal, the most prestigious honor that can be awarded to a Canadian architect.