Portfolio
We work with partners across the world to build happier, healthier and more inclusive communities.
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The Shipyards plan, North Vancouver
A renewed plan to strengthen the Shipyards as a vibrant, inclusive, and community-oriented public space.
Metrics for scaling up social infrastructure
A partnership with city planners, health authorities, academics, and community organizations to develop metrics and policy tools for infrastructure.
Klamath healthy places plan
Action plan to guide placemaking strategies and public space investment for Klamath County, focused on improving public health outcomes.
Las Vegas 2050 master plan – Charleston area
A roadmap for human-centred development in a 5,100-acre community west of Downtown Las Vegas.
New Westminster parks and recreation plan
Engagement and recommendations to meet the needs of a growing community.
Creative Cowichan arts and culture plan
Five-year action plan to prioritize arts and culture investments for the Cowichan Valley Regional District.
Halifax arts venues needs assessment
Framework to prioritize investments and strengthen arts and culture access in Halifax.
Surrey budget engagement
Community engagement for the City of Surrey’s 2024, 2025, and 2026 budgets, helping ensure that spending reflects the priorities of diverse residents.
Focus Newton placemaking action plan, Surrey
Revitalizing public spaces in the Newton neighborhood through deep community engagement and rapid, low-cost placemaking solutions.
Age- and dementia-inclusive neighbourhood design guidelines
Planning and design strategies to support independence, participation, and belonging for people living with dementia.
Fort St. John community arts & culture framework
In aspiring to become the region's creative hub, Fort St. John aims to ensure everyone can engage in arts and culture. Tasked with crafting its inaugural Arts & Culture Framework, Happy Cities will steer the city's efforts in supporting events, facilities, funding, and more over the next decade.
Richmond patio program
Amid the pandemic, Richmond swiftly implemented the Expedited Temporary Outdoor Patio Program, enabling local businesses to expand seating areas safely. This innovative measure supported businesses, ensuring compliance with COVID-19 public health orders.