Good architecture shapes more than buildings. It fosters a sense of belonging and connection, like an extension of ourselves that has always been there.

With more than 20 years of experience, Daniel brings a holistic approach to architecture, balancing design excellence with technical precision. His diverse portfolio includes single-family homes, mid- to large-scale multifamily residential developments, mixed-use communities, retail spaces, and major municipal and regional infrastructure projects.

Daniel’s design philosophy is rooted in simplicity and material integrity. He embraces an iterative process informed by historical, social, and geographic context, ensuring every project reflects thoughtful craftsmanship and a high level of attention to detail.

He is a registered architect and Certified Professional with the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) and a member of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC). Beyond his project work, Daniel actively contributes to the profession as a member of the City of Surrey Advisory Design Panel and supports emerging architects through the AIBC Internship in Architecture Program (IAP). His commitment to shaping the built environment is matched by his dedication to mentoring the next generation of design leaders.

My Sectors: Commercial mixed-use; Residential

My Services: Architecture; Lifescape; Master Planning & Urban design

We Asked, Daniel Dirscherl Answered:

What makes a great design?

“A design where a clear idea organizes form, space, and detail, and human experience feels intuitive and natural. Buildings respond to site, climate, and context, using materials and light with intention and restraint. The result is architecture that is purposeful, timeless, and creates spaces that are meaningful, generous, and quietly uplifting.”

What inspires you?

“I’m inspired by the complexity of nature—the endless patterns of growth, movement, and behavior that unfold across different scales. Each element carries a purpose and reveals its own unique beauty.”