MBTW Group

07/30/2026

Introducing Big Bear Park at Don Mills & Eglinton. 🐻

A new public space where landscape, play, and public art come together to create a vibrant destination for the community.

We're proud to have helped bring this project to life. Swipe through to discover some of the unique features of Big Bear Park, then visit the MBTW Group website to learn more.

Location: 5 Steve Podborski Road, North York, Ontario Clients: City of Toronto and Aspen Ridge Homes Project Start Date: July 2020 - Conceptual Design; Summer 2024 - Construction Commencement Project End Date: Winter 2025 Project Type: Civic Parks, Open Spaces and Trails Con

07/03/2026

MBTW was proud to attend OALA's Night at the Ballpark last week! It was a fantastic evening of connecting with industry peers, building new relationships and sharing ideas. Events like these are a great reminder of the value of collaboration and community within our industry. Thank you to OALA and Maglin for hosting such a memorable evening! ⚾

06/20/2026

Celebrating the grand opening of Sixteen Mile Sports Complex! 🎉

MBTW is proud to have led the planning and design of this vibrant community destination, featuring sports fields, a cricket ground, skateboard park, pump track, playground, splash pad, trails, and gathering spaces designed for all ages and abilities.

Congratulations to the Town of Oakville and all project partners on bringing this exciting vision to life. Here's to years of recreation, connection, and community at Sixteen Mile Sports Complex.

06/12/2026

What a great time at this year’s CSLA Congress in Halifax! 🌊

We were proud to connect with colleagues, industry leaders, and partners from across the country, sharing ideas and exploring the future of landscape architecture together. It was also wonderful to support the Landscape Architecture Canada Foundation (LACF) and take part in the fundraiser, helping advance initiatives that strengthen and promote the profession across Canada. Congratulations to LACF on achieving their Congress fundraising target of $120K and we encourage people to continue to donate to LACF in support of the profession

We’re grateful for the opportunity to be part of such an inspiring event and look forward to continuing the conversations and collaborations ahead!

05/15/2026

had a great time participating in Clean Toronto 2026 🌿, an annual city cleanup held during Earth Month 🌎.

Always a rewarding experience getting out together, giving back to the community, and doing our part for a cleaner city This year’s cleanup around our office and through the Don River Valley Park came with the usual surprises—there’s always something unexpected along the way 👀. Every year is a reminder that small efforts, done together, really add up 💪🌱.

05/08/2026

MBTW attended the East Gwillimbury Civic Centre Revitalization Open House to learn more about the draft conceptual plans for this exciting community project!

Open houses are a key part of the planning process, giving residents, stakeholders, and community members the chance to ask questions, share feedback, and help shape the future of important public spaces. Since the project is currently in Phase 1, community input will play an important role in guiding future design revisions and helping create a vibrant central space for East Gwillimbury.

04/29/2026

Week 5, Part 2 — our final episode.

We’re closing out with Christine, Principal and leader of Urban Landscape at MBTW Group, as she shares her perspective on Action Through Leadership—and what excites her most about the future of leadership in landscape architecture.

From evolving roles to new ways of thinking, leadership is shaping how we design more resilient, inclusive, and forward-looking spaces.

As part of our month-long celebration inspired by , we’ve highlighted the many ways landscape architecture comes to life through our team.

04/28/2026

Week 5 is here—our final week—and we’re wrapping things up in two parts, focusing on Action Through Leadership. We’ll be speaking with Christine, Principal and leader of Urban Landscape at MBTW Group, to explore how leadership shapes impactful design.

Now more than ever, landscape architecture matters—helping communities respond to climate change, support wellbeing, and create resilient, inclusive spaces.

As part of our month-long celebration of landscape architecture, inspired by we’re continuing to showcase the many ways this profession comes to life.

Each week, a different member of the MBTW team responds to a new prompt, offering their unique perspective on how landscape architecture shapes the spaces around us.

Stay tuned to the final episode tommorow 👀

04/24/2026

Week 4: Action Through Impact

This week, we’re sitting down with Paul, a Senior Associate on our Greenfields and Community Design team, to explore how landscape architecture creates meaningful impact. Paul shares his perspective on the powerful role green spaces play in shaping healthier, more connected communities.

He also reflects on one of the most rewarding projects of his career — Rob Fullbrook Park, part of the Dain City community in and the lasting difference thoughtful design can make.

As part of our month-long celebration of landscape architecture, inspired by , we’re continuing to highlight the many ways the profession comes to life.

Each week, a different member of our MBTW team takes on a new prompt, sharing their unique perspective on how landscape architecture shapes the spaces around us.

Stay tuned 👀

04/17/2026

Week 3: Action Through Learning

This week, we’re sitting down with Kate from our Urban Design team to hear about her journey into landscape architecture — from discovering the field to transitioning into urban design. She’ll also share insights, tools, and advice to help navigate and grow within the industry.

As part of our month-long celebration of landscape architecture, inspired by we’re continuing to highlight the many ways the profession comes to life.

Each week, a different member of our MBTW team takes on a new prompt, offering their perspective on how landscape architecture shapes the spaces around us.

Stay tuned 👀