Tyler Hall

A master’s graduate of Dalhousie University, Tyler Hall joined KPMB in 2015. He approaches architecture with an interest in how thoughtful design can ameliorate the social and environmental challenges we collectively face.

Since joining the firm, Tyler has worked on a range of project typologies, including cultural, academic, civic, corporate, and hospitality. His experience includes Lloyd Hall, a residence-hotel at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, and the Duan Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences at Boston University. He has also contributed to notable corporate office interior projects and is currently playing an instrumental role for the Werklund Centre Transformation (formerly Arts Commons) in Calgary.

For his projects, Tyler oversees the production of design studies and he skillfully crafts digital models and construction drawings to communicate with project partners and collaborators.

With a rigorous approach to the design process and attention to detail, he is adept at navigating and securing approvals from urban design committees and other stakeholders. For Tyler, a building’s massing, material selection, and detailing must contribute to the experiential condition of its place and to the betterment of society.