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Greg Riewe P.Eng. SENIOR ENGINEER Entuitive | Calgary + Edmonton + Lethbridge + Toronto Greg Riewe P.Eng. SENIOR ENGINEER Greg leads Entuitive’s Lethbridge office and serving clients across Southern Alberta clients. He is committed to seamless project delivery, from design conception through construction completion. He has a client-focused approach and thrives in a highly collaborative environment where intensive cooperation with the client, architect, and other consultants is critical to solve challenging and complex design problems. Greg leverages his creativity and technical ability on each of his projects to deliver cost-effective, constructible solutions. He has honed these creative design skills through his involvement in challenging assignments including assessments, renovations, and Education expansion/addition projects. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with Distinction, The With over 10 years of industry experience, Greg’s project portfolio Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary spans both new construction and existing buildings in a variety of sectors including cultural, institutional, commercial and retail, Memberships sports and recreation and healthcare. He takes particular pride in Association Professional Engineers and Geo-scientists of Alberta (APEGA) helping clients and architects achieve their visions for signature and icon buildings through the use of exposed structure, including the use of concrete, structural steel, and timber. “ COLLABORATION ISN’T JUST WORKING TOGETHER – IT’S OUR COLLECTIVE COMMITMENT TO USE CREATIVITY, EXPERTISE AND PASSION TO REALIZE A BETTER BUILT ENVIRONMENT. THIS IS HOW INNOVATIVE BUILDING PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS ARE ACHIEVED. ” entuitive.com Selected Relevant Experience Entuitive | Calgary + Edmonton + Lethbridge + Toronto Commercial/ Retail Stampede Casino Signage*, Calgary, Canada 126 Mayor Magrath Drive North - Modified Store Front Canopy, Sunridge Professional Facility*, Calgary, Canada Lethbridge, Canada West Lethbridge Save-on-Foods Shopping Centre*, 1618 Dirkson Drive Addition & Renovation, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Canada Canada 2920 9th Avenue North Damaged Column Review, Lethbridge, Cultural Canada Bow On Tong/Manie Opera House Stabalization/Restoration, Able Dental Building, Blairmore, Canada Lethbridge, Canada BJD Electric Office Renovation, Lethbridge, Canada Bowman Arts Centre Preservation, Lethbridge, Canada Clearwater Hotel Porte Cochere, Fort McMurry, Canada Bowman Arts Centre Structural Condition Assessment, Lethbridge, Canada DM Homes Shop Building, Coaldale, Canada Fort Macleod Chinese Laundry Building Review, Fort Dunlop Western Star Sign Foundation, Medicine Hat, Canada Macleod, Canada Lethbridge Centre North Façade Redevelopment, Lethbridge, Fort Macleod Chinese Laundry Building Stabalization, Fort Canada Macleod, Canada Lethbridge Centre South Entrance Canopy, Lethbridge, Galt Museum Preservation, Lethbridge, Canada Canada Henderson Outdoor Swimming Pool, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Greyhound Building Canopy Restoration, Lethbridge, Canada Hick Sehl Building Parapet Restoration, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Housing Authority Office Renovations (Stringham Lethbridge Astronomy Society Facility Review, Lethbridge, Denecky Building), Lethbridge, Canada Canada Logic Holdings Cold Storage Building, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Greyhound Building Canopy Restoration, Lethbridge, Canada Logic Lumber Insulation Storage Building, Lethbridge, Canada Moving Mirrors Art Installation (CASA), Lethbridge, Canada Medicine Hat Jysk Damaged Column Review, Medicine Hat, Canada NWMP Barracks Harness Shop Structural Review, Fort Macleod, Canada Meggitt Receiving Facility Bay A Renovation, Medicine Hat, Canada Raymond Care Centre Structural Condition Assessment, Raymond, Canada Meggitt Receiving Facility Bay B & C Renovation, Medicine Hat, Canada Raymond Town Hall Review, Raymond, Canada Meggitt Receiving Facility Bay D & E Renovation, Medicine River of Life Community Church Expansion, Lethbridge, Hat, Canada Canada NASA Holdings Ltd New Retail Centre, Lethbridge, Canada SAAG Corridor Signage, Lethbridge, Canada OK Colony Slaughterhouse, Alberta, Canada Yates Memorial Centre Functional Plan, Lethbridge, Canada PB Properties Champion-Nalco Reconstruction, Red Cliff, Bent Wire Sculpture*, Calgary, Canada Canada CASA (Lethbridge Community Arts Centre)*, Lethbridge, Radiology Associates Renovation, Lethbridge, Canada Canada Scotiabank Lethbridge Regional Centre, Lethbridge, Canada Half K Scribble*, Calgary, Canada Standard-Midwest Colongy - MEP & Carpenter-Blacksmith Lethbridge Performing Arts Master Plan*, Lethbridge, Buildings, , Canada Canada Taber Minute Muffler Addition, Taber, Canada Memorial Drive Soldiers’ Memorial*, Calgary, Canada Calgary Eaton’s Centre & Toronto Dominion Square Stainless Steel Ball Sculpture*, Calgary, Canada * Revitalization , Calgary, Canada Temple B’nai Tikvah*, Calgary, Canada Devonian Gardens Redevelopment*, Calgary, Canada Holt Renfrew Flagship Store*, Calgary, Canada Healthcare Kelowna Heritage Train Station Commerical Retail Unit*, Lethbridge Centre Dental Surgical Clinic, Lethbridge, Kelowna, Canada Canada Kelowna Heritage Train Station Redevelopment*, Kelowna, Radiology Associates MRI Installation Feasibility Study, Canada Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Centre Theatre Renovation*, Lethbridge, Canada Radiology Associates Renovation, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge College Time Horton’s Renovation*, Lethbridge, Raymond Health Centre Redevelopment, Raymond, Canada Canada South Calgary Primary Care Building, Calgary, Canada 2 | Greg Riewe entuitive.com Selected Relevant Experience Entuitive | Calgary + Edmonton + Lethbridge + Toronto Southern Alberta OR Light Supports, Southern Alberta, Canada Canada Lethbridge College Trades & Technology Renewal & Swift Current Long Term Care Development, Swift Current, Innovation Project, Lethbridge, Canada Canada Lethbridge Fire Hall No. 2 Tower Roof Review, Lethbridge, Taber Health Centre Redevelopment, Taber, Canada Canada Taber Long Term Care Patio - Canopy Design, Taber, Canada Lethbridge Fire Hall No. 4 Guard Rail Review, Lethbridge, Canada Chinook Regional Hospital Acoustic Fan Enclosure*, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Public Works Exterior Generator, Lethbridge, Canada Chinook Regional Hospital Boiler Replacement*, Lethbridge, Canada LRSD 10 Year Capital Plan - Nanton Schools Review, Nanton, Canada Chinook Regional Hospital Emergency Deisel Generator Replacement*, Lethbridge, Canada Magrath School CTS Facility, Magrath, Canada Chinook Regional Hospital MRI Replacement*, Lethbridge, Magrath School Modernization, Magrath, Canada Canada Old Court House Structural Condition Assessment, Chinook Regional Hospital Pnuematic Tube Installation*, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge, Canada Ranchlands Elementary School, Medicine Hat, Canada * Chinook Regional Hospital UPS Room , Lethbridge, Canada Raymond Town Hall Review, Raymond, Canada * Foothills Medical Centre Bud McCaig Tower , Calgary, Canada Saskatchewan School Bundle, Regina/Saskatoon, Canada * Lethbridge Chinook Regional Hospital Expansion , Lethbridge, Schuler Replacement School, Schuler, Canada Canada Schuler School Structural Condition Assessment, Schuler, * Medicine Hat Regional Hospital Energy Centre , Medicine Hat, Canada Canada Southlands Elementary School, Medicine Hat, Canada Southern Alberta Patient Lift Installation*, Southern Alberta, Canada Stahlville Colony School, , Canada Sunridge Professional Facility*, Calgary, Canada Stirling School Modernization, Stirling, Canada University of Lethbridge Cooling Tower Upgrades, Institutional Lethbridge, Canada Bowman Arts Centre Preservation, Lethbridge, Canada University of Lethbridge Destination Project, Lethbridge, Canada Bowman Arts Centre Structural Condition Assessment, Lethbridge, Canada University of Lethbridge South Plaza & Tunnel Rehabilitation, Lethbridge, Canada Calgary Arts Academy - Schematic Design, Calgary, Canada West Lethbridge Middle School, Lethbridge, Canada CCBN MRI Renovation & Addition, Lethbridge, Canada Animal Health Services Addition*, Calgary, Canada City of Lethbridge Signal Shop Mezzanine, Lethbridge, Canada Calgary Courts Centre*, Calgary, Canada City of Lethbridge Transit Sign Design, Lethbridge, Canada Cardston Elementary School Modernization*, Cardston, Crossings Ice Complex, Lethbridge, Canada Canada Crossings Leisure Complex, Lethbridge, Canada Cardston Jr. High Library Renovation*, Cardston, Canada Duchess School Renovation, Brooks, Canada Eastbrook Elementary School Portable Addition*, Brooks, Eagle Butte High School Modernization - Schematic Design, Canada Dunmore, Canada FSS Tower Addition Feasibility*, Lethbridge, Canada Eastbrook Elementary School Modernization & Addition, G.S. Lakie Middle School Theatre Booth*, Lethbridge, Canada Brooks, Canada Griffin Park Elementary School Portable Addition*, Brooks, Elbow Park School Structural Condition Assessment, Calgary, Canada Lethbridge College Trades Building Feasibility*, Lethbridge, Canada Fort Macleod School Modernizations, Fort Macleod, Canada Medicine Hat Police Service Building Expansion & Galt Museum Preservation, Lethbridge, Canada Renovation*, Medicine Hat, Canada Henderson Outdoor Swimming Pool, Lethbridge, Canada St. Patrick’s Elementary School Portable Addition*, Lethbridge Animal Shelter Duct Support, Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge Astronomy Society Facility Review, Lethbridge, University of Lethbridge Aquatics Centre Upgrades*, Canada Lethbridge, Canada Lethbridge College Switchgear Replacement, Lethbridge,
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