EFG Atlas
Our projects.
EFG project entries across Alberta, British Columbia and beyond, grouped by city, community or province. Open a place to see the work recorded there.
Numbers are project entries, not unique or completed buildings. Every marker is an approximate city, community or province point.
Sectors
Counts include secondary sector tags; marker rings show primary sectors.
Several sectors at one place: neutral centre, sector ring. Not the Mixed Use sector.
Selected apartments
Three buildings, three cities.
Architectural renderings, not photographs. Each opens its project page.
Ways in
Start with a sector.
Each map route sets the map and the list together; each page link opens the sector page. Places are grouped by city or community, entries known only by province share a province-wide group, and entries without a recorded place stay in the list.
Explore the work
Every project entry across all sectors, from EFG’s register and Ed Gooch’s earlier practice.
Education
Schools, additions, renovations and studies from EFG's project register, with seven original school designs by Ed Gooch in prior practice, which were not EFG commissions. Alexis appears at region level only.
Apartments
Residential and seniors-living entries from the current register, plus the six selected apartment projects, searchable by name: The Galloway, Park Centre Phase 2, Altairus, Metro 78, Taza and Varsity.
Sector portfolio
Next step
Qualifications and contact.
Request qualifications for an upcoming procurement, or start a project conversation. The form opens with the purpose and sector already set.
The request asks for
- Name and email
- A short message
- Optional: organisation, project or procurement, timing and required format
Where it goes
- The form shows your enquiry before anything is sent
- When online sending is available it goes to EFG; otherwise Email EFG opens it as a draft to Ed Gooch
- How details are handled: privacy notice
Prefer to write directly? Contact EFG has Ed’s email address.
Method
How places are shown.
Most precise supported location first. A verified site or address first, then an intersection or neighbourhood, then a city or community, then a region, and finally a plain list entry. Places use official city, community and province reference points only, so no marker shows a building site.
Grouping and colour. Entries in the same city or community share one marker; entries known only by province share a province-wide marker with a hollow centre. Fully zoomed out, one All projects control counts every entry. A place whose entries are all one sector takes that sector's accent; mixed places and grouped markers keep a neutral centre with a ring showing their sector share. Every marker names its place, count and sector breakdown.