Busby Perkins+Will believes that interior design and architecture are indivisible. In fact, the firm's architectural projects often evolve to include the interior design, based upon the success of the building's design.

The firm's mixed-use Cross Roads project includes the corporate headquarters for lululemon, who commissioned Busby Perkins+Will to develop their interiors to reflect the youth and vitality that the yoga apparel company is known for. The building and interiors are targeting LEED Silver (Core and Shell) and LEED Platinum (Commercial Interiors) certification, respectively.

The LEED Gold targeting Buchanan Complex project at University of British Columbia involves both the buildings' revitalization and a full refit of interiors.

Busby Perkins+Will also includes an industrial design division. This combined approach provides the firm's designs with distinctive characteristics, fine detailing and innovative technical solutions.

The recent TELUS House atrium benefited from all services: architectural, industrial and interior design. What began as a seismic upgrade for the complex resulted in an award-winning feature space recognized for it's technical refinement and elegant detailing.