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08/2011

The Kenora Harbourfront Tensile Structure begins to Take Shape!

August 25, 2011

Photo courtesy of Ian Frank, 2011

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We are excited for the official opening of the Gim

We are excited for the official opening of the Gimli Viking Park Connectivity Project today. As collaborators of this project, we appreciated the opportunity to design a park that reflects the history and culture of the community, sharing the story of Gimli and its Icelandic heritage.

The Connectivity Project began in 2017 and has helped to create an welcoming path from the Viking Park to Gimli’s main harbour area. The project’s design includes gardens with indigenous plantings, tree-lined paths and accessible walkways with unique wayfinding markers for navigability.

This fun project's official opening has arrived just in time for Islendingadagurinn, Manitoba’s Icelandic Festival. Have a safe and happy long weekend, everyone!

#connectivity #park #recreation #Gimli #Manitoba #design #landscapearchitecture

After months of working remotely from home, it is

After months of working remotely from home, it is an exhilarating experience to be able to hop on a plane for a site visit to a remote community in person! These photos were taken from a site visit to Wunnumin Lake First Nation in Northwestern Ontario this month while working along side with @numbertenarch and @pennco_construction on a new school project.

Wunnumin Lake and its stunning surrounding areas has a vast variety of wildlife, aquatic life, and forest vegetation. We were welcomed with some large bear prints in the site’s sandy terrain upon our arrival!

#landscapearchitecture #sitevisit #schooldevelopment #northwesternontario

The landscape of Northwestern Ontario never fails

The landscape of Northwestern Ontario never fails to inspire our fascination of natural forces.

We traveled to Red Lake, Ontario during the demolition phase of the St. John School site improvements project with @crosierkilgour and #solidconstructionkenora. The initial site work revealed a ‘granite whale’ - part of the Archean-aged greenstone volcanic belt that is part of a larger chain of underwater volcanic islands.

#landscapearchitecture #redlake #northwesternontario #design #geologyrocks

As part of Canada Parks week, we want to share our

As part of Canada Parks week, we want to share our excitement to work with the Ininiwak (Cree) of northeastern Manitoba who are coming together to create a new Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area in their traditional lands along the Hudson Bay coast. 🌅🌲

Their project, named Kitaskiinan Kawekanawaynichikatek means “protecting the lands that belong to all of us”. It is one of many Indigenous-led efforts across Canada to protect lands in modern ways – addressing reconciliation, climate solutions, ecosystem protection, and healing.

For more info visit: Kitaskiinan.ca

#YorkFactoryFirstNation #FoxLakeCreeNation #WarLakeFirstNation #TataskweyakCreeNation #ShamattawaFirstNation

Photo credit: Louisa Constant

Parks play a major role in protecting wildlife hab

Parks play a major role in protecting wildlife habitat, maintaining resilient ecosystems, and connecting people both to the land and each other. From winding wetland trails to historic and interpretive spaces, HTFC has enjoyed creating, and watching flourish, many of these connective, reflective spaces over the years. Currently, we're working with local parks organizations, Indigenous communities, the City of Winnipeg, the provincial government, and municipalities to develop parks and recreation strategies that reflect Manitoban’s values for the importance of park spaces to connect with nature. #WinnipegRecreationAndParksStrategies #CanadaParksDay

Photo 1: #BrokenheadWetland
Photo 2: #GimliVikingPark
Photo 3: #HenteleffPark
Photo 4: #UpperFortGarry
Photo 5: #BrandonRiverbankPlan

It was an honour to participate in a sunrise cerem

It was an honour to participate in a sunrise ceremony for the gardens at the LEAF @assiniboine_park this morning.

The park opened to the public today after a decade of hard work and love. We are proud to be part of this project team!

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