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RHAD Architects
A Dartmouth architecture studio founded by Rayleen Hill in 2010, designing homes, workplaces, shops and public buildings across Atlantic Canada.
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Yellow accents and daylight distinguish another part of the open office. · Soft seating creates an informal gathering space beside a large screen. · A glazed private room opens from the shared office circulation.
Photography: Greg Richardson
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Contemporary architecture rooted in Atlantic Canada
RHAD Architects is based in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Founded by Rayleen Hill in 2010, the practice works across individual homes, commercial interiors, retail, civic buildings and institutional projects.
The studio draws on climate, topography, local building traditions and the ways people use a place. Its approach connects the larger organisation of a building with its interiors and everyday details, carrying the comfort and scale of domestic spaces into public and commercial work.
At Content Bloom in Halifax, RHAD brought that attention to a technology company's workplace. An open office, private rooms, shared tables and informal seating give people different ways to work within one renovated space.
What they do
- 01Architecture informed by local contextSeen in Content Bloom
- 02Residential, commercial and public projectsSeen in Content Bloom
- 03Buildings and interiors developed togetherSeen in Content Bloom
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Profile updated 26 October 2026
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