Shield and Shelter: An Embracing Lakeside Family Retreat that Opens Intimately and Sensitively to its Untamed Surroundings in the Heart of the Muskoka Region
Barbora Vokac Taylor Architect Inc. (BVT A)
Embracing the Canadian Shield's natural topography, the cottage is embedded within existing grade variations. The cottage sits level and true, marking the surrounding landscape’s descent from peak to lake and setting a steady benchmark against the ancient terrain.
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Doublespace
Shield and Shelter: An Embracing Lakeside Family Retreat that Opens Intimately and Sensitively to its Untamed Surroundings in the Heart of the Muskoka Region
Barbora Vokac Taylor Architect Inc. (BVT A)
Set among maples on the dramatic Canadian Shield, the cottage's design responds to its environment, spanning the slope of the terrain and orienting itself to capture both forest and water views
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Doublespace
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
The four keynote talks at Human/Nature 2025 will be delivered by Indigenous Canadian architect David Fortin; industrial designers Pearson Lloyd; architects WORKac; and landscape architect Lisa Switkin, of Field Operations.
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AZURE MEDIA
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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Field Operations
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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Field Operations
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
Lisa Switkin, partner at New York’s Field Operations – designers of such projects as Domino Park and Presidio Tunnel Tops – will deliver a keynote talk at Human/Nature 2025.
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Field Operations
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
The Cross Chair, for Takt, demonstrates Pearson Lloyd’s approach to material minimization and innovation. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.Profim is a seating system designed for ease of disassembly, capturing Pearson Lloyd’s circular approach to industrial design. Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson are keynote speakers at Human/Nature 2025.
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Pearson Lloyd
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AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
Sustainable Workspaces is a co-working office project crafted with natural materials and existing infrastructure designed by U.K. firm Material Works Architecture. Co-founder Dickon Hayward is speaking on a panel on the future of interiors at Human/Nature 2025.
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Sustainable Workspaces
AZURE’s Human/Nature Conference Connects the Dots Between Climate Adaptation and Community Engagement
AZURE
Sustainable Workspaces is a co-working office project crafted with natural materials and existing infrastructure designed by U.K. firm Material Works Architecture. Co-founder Dickon Hayward is speaking on a panel on the future of interiors at Human/Nature 2025.
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Sustainable Workspaces
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
Photo credit:
Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
One Bear Mountain, BC: Reinventing Without Demolishing
ACDF architecture - Zeidler architecture
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Adrien Williams
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