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shim-sutcliffe.com

After traveling through farm fields and a dense hardwood forest, one arrives at Henry’s Meadow, a clearing in the woods at the edge of Lac Memphremagog. The main elevation is comprised of stacked log wall within a frame with etched glass behind. At night, light from the residence interior creates a glowing screen and the…

siteenvirodesign.com

SITE is a architecture and environmental arts studio founded in New York City in 1970 by James Wines and his partners.

taylorsmyth.com

An award winning Architecture firm dedicated to design that reflects the unique goals and aspirations of each client.

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paulraffstudio.com

Paul Raff Studio703 Bloor Street West, Box 2Toronto M6G 1L5, Canada+1 416 365 7800 Inquiriesstudio@paulraffstudio.com Employmenthiring@paulraffstudio.com Instagram@paulraffstudio Paul Raff Studio acknowledges that it is on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. Today, it is home to diverse First Nations, […]

bortolotto.com

We design distinctive spaces that put people first and meet the functional needs of the clients and communities we serve.

utiledesign.com

We’re thrilled to celebrate the opening of Brown University’s Galen V. Henderson Admission Welcome Center, a new gathering space for visitors within the historic walls of Manning Hall. Designed to be warm, welcoming, and full of character, the center features sculptural timber, brick accents, and a 2D interactive campus map that brings Brown’s story to […]

scapestudio.com

The Ohio Creek Watershed Project is a neighborhood adaptation project designed to address the combined risk of coastal flooding, sea level rise, and extreme rainfall in the communities of Grandy Village and Chesterfield Heights on the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, VA. Funded through a grant from US HUD’s National Disaster Resilience Competition, the project completed