While the rest of the studio was in Toronto at the OAA conference, we sacrificed Dylon and Andrew to the black flies at Onondaga Camp in Minden, Ontario.

Construction on the Peterborough Transit Terminal has been ongoing for several months, but the wait is almost over!

The Lett Architects Lunchtime Running Team has come out of hibernation following a rather chilly April!

A large number of Lett projects are for the health sector, including not-for-profits like the Brock Community Health Centre.

As part of the Ontario BIA Association’s Accessibility Smart Businesses Project, Bill Lett and Amanda Motyer (along with Tilley the Hearing Ear Dog) from Lett Architects will be presenting.

In March 1989 Lett/Smith Architects (predecessor to Lett Architects) completed a feasibility study to renovate Zavitz Hall at the University of Guelph into the new School of Fine Art and Music.

Community engagement is a priority of Lett Architects’ work. That takes multiple forms and we are so pleased to be working on projects that expand the public realm.

Among these photographs is a picture taken of Bill Lett as a young child outside the Strutt House in the Gatineau.

Some projects have interesting challenges. In 1999, when Bill Lett was just getting his career underway, the Studio was hired to design a “boathouse” for the City of Peterborough.

Adam Brady took the Lett Architects drone for a test flight this morning. Our drone is a tool that we can use to take photographs of our project sites from just the right angle.

Yesterday the Studio took the day to work on the strategic plan for Lett Architects as we grow and focus.

Lett Architects strongly believes in supporting continuing education. We are currently undergoing some renovations to accommodate our summer co-op students.

Partial demolition is underway to the old Peterborough Jail, the first phase in the conversion of the site to a public park.

We are looking forward to the annual Hospice Peterborough Gala this weekend at the Peterborough Golf and Country Club!

Lett Architects is excited to be working with Aecom on the redevelopment of Bethune Street in Peterborough.

The new LEED Gold targeted student residence at Lakefield College School is days away from being complete.

Lett Architects is pleased to be teamed with the internationally-recognized firm of Bing Thom Architects.

Lett Architects are excited to have been selected as a participant in Artsweek Peterborough 2015.