Daniel Snodgrass is the kind of engineer you want on the most ambitious files—the ones where the wind loads are unforgiving, the geometry is pushing limits, and the client needs answers they can actually understand. Daniel’s portfolio includes city-defining projects like One Bloor West, KING Toronto, and the M City community in Mississauga, where he leads structural engineering for M3 Condos—Canada’s tallest tower outside Toronto. At 83 storeys and 1.3 million sq. ft., M3 demanded a new approach to occupant comfort in severe wind conditions, and Daniel delivered, including a tuned mass damper system that ranks among the largest in the country. He’s also helping put Canadian structural engineering on the global map. RJC’s work on One Bloor West earned international recognition from the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), including a 2025 fib Achievement Award for Young Engineers runner-up—marking the first time a Canadian submission entered fib’s winners’ circle. Beyond projects, Daniel contributes to code and standards committees, teaches at the University of Toronto, and helps advance RJC’s internal design guidelines—because for him, raising the bar isn’t a moment. It’s the job.