Randi Fox is a senior architect and principal of Fox Architecture based in Kelowna, BC. He has over 30 years of experience working on a wide range of project types across North America. These include institutional, residential, mixed-use, and commercial buildings ranging from $50 million institutions to affordable housing. Mr. Fox specializes in sustainable and urban design. He has received several awards for his green buildings and is a leader in advancing sustainable architecture.

1. FOX ARCHITECTURE
201-1353 Ellis St Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z9 250.681.3691
RANDI FOX ARCHITECT, AIBC, WA, RAIC, LEED
Contact
Office: 201-2353 Ellis St
Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z9
Phone: 250.681.3691
E-Mail: rfox@foxarchitecture.ca
Education
1994 Master of Architecture
1988 Bachelor of Arts (Sculpture & Geography - Urban Planning)
Professional Affiliations & Memberships
Licensed Architect, British Columbia & Washington
Member Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Past Member, American Institute of Architects
LEED Accredited Professional, CaGBC
Member, Urban Design Institute
Past Member, NW Eco-Building Guild
Member, Kelowna Chamber of Commerce
Summary of Architectural Career
Mr Randi Fox is a senior architect with a wide range of experiences on diverse
building types. He brings a strong modern design focus to his passion for
sustainable, new-urbanist architecture. Project experience ranges from $50 million
institutional projects to $50 per sq ft affordable housing prototypes. Within this
range he has worked on civic libraries, performance theatres, aquatic & recreation
centres, university faculty buildings, university residences, high-rise residential &
commercial, low rise condo, live-work loft & mixed-use, hotel, and custom houses.
Urban planning experience includes work on the Yaletown and International Village
redevelopments in Vancouver, the Shoreline Master Program in Washington, and
Eichler heritage in Marin Co California. Complex projects on difficult sites have
been created, successfully negotiating civic, state, provincial & federal agencies.
Sustainable Design means more than appropriate materials. A truly sustainable
building has to succeed for everyone. It needs to reward the owner, give to the
community, activate its streetscape, benefit the people who use it through quality
of environment, and provide all this while minimizing material and energy
consumption. To this end, Randi has had
long involvement with Green Building and
Social Justice groups such as US Green
Building Council; ADPSR, Architect,
Planners and Designers for Social
responsibility; and the NW Eco Building
Guild.
Randi has lived, worked and studied architecture in Montreal, Winnipeg,
Vancouver, Seattle and San Francisco, and currently resides in Kelowna.

2. FOX ARCHITECTURE
201-1353 Ellis St Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z9 250.681.3691
Architectural Experience
2011 – present Principal, Fox Architecture, Kelowna
2010 – 2011 Regional Manager, B+H Architects, Kelowna
2009 – 2010 Regional Manager, Bunting Coady Architects, Kelowna
2007 – 2012 Principal, Smart House Ltd. BC and Washington
2002 – 2009 Principal, Fox Architects, Seattle and Port Townsend
2001 – 2002 Design Architect, Latini Kirkendall Architects, Seattle
2000 – 2001 Design Architect, Teknikos Architects, Seattle
1998 – 1999 Project Manager, Johnston Architects Seattle
1996 – 1997 Architect, Thomas Bateman Hood Architects, San Francisco
1995 – 1996 Project Manager, Gibson Design Group, Port Angeles
1992 – 1993 Independent Studies, History & Theory of Architecture, McGill
University, Montreal
1990 – 1992 Architectural Designer, Campbell Moore Architects, Victoria
1989 – 1990 Architectural Designer, Davidson Yuen Simpson, Vancouver
Major Projects
(2012) Selkirk College, Shambhala Performing Arts Theatre, Nelson BC
(2011) Selkirk College, Tenth Street Residences, Nelson BC
(2010) Okanagan College Centre for Learning, Kelowna BC
(2010) UBC Okanagan Engineering & Management Faculty, Kelowna BC
(2009) Indian Point Mixed-Use Condominiums, Port Townsend WA
(2007) Portland Infill Housing Competition, Portland OR
(2007) YMCA Aquatic & Recreation Center, Port Townsend WA
(2006) Hastings Landing Hotel & Terminal, Port Townsend WA
(2005) San Juan Senior’s Complex. Port Townsend WA
(2002) Private Residence (Microsoft Exec.) Seattle WA
(2000) Stone Way Condominiums, Seattle WA
(2000) Private Residence (Microsoft Exec.) Medina WA
(2000) Fremont Lofts, Seattle WA
(1999) Stonewater Townhouses, Seattle WA
(1999) Maple Valley Library, Seattle, WA
(1998) Sammamish Library, Seattle WA
(1987) Private Residence, (Sun Microsystems Exec.) San Francisco CA
(1997) Eichler Development Restoration Prototype, San Rafael CA
(1992) Saanich Community Center, Victoria BC
(1991) Commonwealth Games Pool, Victoria BC
(1990) 7th & Pine Mixed-Use Condominium Tower, Vancouver BC
(1989) Pacific & Burrard Condominium Tower, Vancouver BC
(1989) International Village Master Plan, Vancouver BC
(1989) Four Sisters Housing Co-op, Vancouver BC

3. FOX ARCHITECTURE
201-1353 Ellis St Kelowna BC V1Y 1Z9 250.681.3691
LEED Gold: Okanagan College, Centre for Learning, Kelowna BC
Gold: UBC Okanagan, Engineering & Management, Kelowna BC
Silver: Douglas Border Crossing, Surrey BC
Platinum: Broadway Tech Centre, Bentall, Vancouver BC
Gold: District Education Centre, School District 36, Surrey BC
Gold: Selkirk College, Tenth Street Residences, Nelson BC
Awards
(2010) OMREB Awards Best Institutional Community
(Okanagan College Centre for Learning, Kelowna)
(2010) OMREB Awards Best Green Building
(Okanagan College Centre for Learning, Kelowna)
(2010) OMREB Awards Judges Choice Best Overall Building
(Okanagan College Centre for Learning)
(2002) AIA National – American Institute of Architects Honor Award
(Maple Valley Library, Maple Valley WA)
(2001) AIA Seattle – American Institute of Architects Award of Honor
(Maple Valley Library, Maple Valley WA)
(2001) National Wood Council Honor Award
(Maple Valley Library, Maple Valley WA)
(2000) AIA Seattle Home of the Year Award
(Stonewater Townhouses, Seattle WA)
(1990) The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board Award of Excellence
(The Meadows, Langley BC)
(1989) Urban Development Institute Award of Excellence
(DERA Four Sisters Housing, Vancouver, BC)
(1989) Architectural Institute of B.C. Architecture Award
(DERA Four Sisters Housing Co-op, Vancouver BC)
Committees
Kelowna Heritage Grants Program, Central Okanagan Heritage Society
Committee on Radon Mitigation, Canadian General Standards Board
Educational Seminars
McGill University Visiting Critic, Montreal, 1991
University of Manitoba Visiting Critic, Winnipeg, 1994
Okanagan Institute –Lecture Series – Building Re-use Lessons, Kelowna, 2013
Publications
“Marlboro Man–The View of (an)other” Symposium and Art, Winnipeg MB, 1992
“Dweller & Traveler, A Phenomenological Inquiry in to Meaning” U of M Press, 1994
“Green Waterfront Development” by Scott Wilson The Leader, 2007,
“Smart House” by Barney Burke The Leader, 2009,