AUGUST 2026 long-term performance of their assets. Looking ahead, Ana is particularly excited about opportunities to contribute to the preservation and renewal of heritage buildings and other complex public infrastructure projects, where thoughtful engineering and collaboration can have a lasting impact. “Some of the most rewarding projects are the ones that present unique technical challenges,” Ana says. “Whether it’s a heritage building, a major healthcare facility, or critical public infrastructure, we enjoy working with clients to develop practical, long-term solutions that help protect these important assets for future generations.” That interest in heritage and complex public infrastructure is a natural extension of the team’s experience. From landmark civic buildings to major healthcare facilities, Rimkus continues to build on decades of engineering expertise to help owners preserve, restore, and extend the life of some of British Columbia’s most important buildings. Supporting that vision is Rimkus’ continued investment in its people. The BC office recently relocated to a larger facility in Richmond to accommodate future growth and strengthen collaboration across its multidisciplinary team. As demand for specialized engineering and building sciences services continues to increase, the office is well positioned to expand its expertise while maintaining the high level of service its clients have come to expect. “We’re excited about the future,” Ana concludes. “Our goal isn’t simply to grow—it’s to continue building a team that can solve increasingly complex challenges for our clients. By investing in our people, embracing innovation, and maintaining our commitment to technical excellence, we’re confident that we’ll continue to deliver lasting value to building owners and communities throughout British Columbia.”
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