At Lemay, we apply the principle that everyone is entitled to dignity, respect and equal opportunity.

We create accessible spaces that are designed to respect and value differences, while helping to redress injustices. With people at the heart of built environments, we design places that integrate and honor the full diversity of journeys, including those of women, Indigenous peoples, ethnocultural and LGBTQIA2S+ communities, people with disabilities and those at the crossroads of these identities. 

Equity, diversity, inclusion and justice are integral to Lemay’s work, because we know that the design process works best when all voices are involved.

Collaborating for justice, truth and reconciliation.

We recognize our responsibility to take the first steps toward reconciliation with respect and humility, acknowledging historical truths that have been obscured for too long.

Collaborating with First Nations, Inuit and Métis guides us in integrating the principles of Indigenization and decolonization into our practice: a restorative future is taking shape, through places that foster a sense of belonging and cultural awareness, while celebrating the diversity of our communities.