10/18/2024
Scandinavia being Scandinavia
Waste Not. They're two words we've always lived by.
Our business spans the entire life cycle—from forest management, to design/build, to restoration, and everything in between. We're involved every step of the way because our philosophy is fundamentally holistic—and because we love it all. Ultimately, minimizing waste is about creating harmony between people and their environment—which is the guiding principle in all that we do.
10/18/2024
Scandinavia being Scandinavia
02/20/2024
The framed entry point of the Waskesiu Beach Pavilion in Saskatchewan provides picturesque views of the lake and surrounding wildlife. Kebony cladding and decking work harmoniously with glazed concrete and translucent glass to offer a soothing aesthetic from any angle. Designed by 1x1 architecture, shot by Lisa Stinner-Kun.
Improving the health of the land for generations to come.
Details at northonsixty.com/careers
When the autumn air sounds precisely like a waterfall...
04/05/2020
Astounding. A forest of Cypress has been discovered at the bottom of the sea, and the resident shipworms and related marine organisms could serve as incubators of unexpected medicines, churning out new lifesaving formulas and compounds that may not be found anywhere else on the planet.
A Forest Submerged 60,000 Years Ago Could Save Your Life One Day Before this underwater forest disappears, scientists recently raced to search for shipworms and other sea life that might conceal medicine of the future.
06/17/2019
Fitting that we spot these beauties on WE THE NORTH day.
07/25/2018
The people behind Karma Co-op, our nextdoor neighbour and the crown jewel of The Annex, embody the very best of what a community can achieve when it works together.
Building a sustainable model for a food co-op in Toronto | The Star Karma Co-op, West End Food Co-op and Berry Road Food Co-op show that creative thinking is key to making sure communities have fresh healthy food.
01/08/2018
Start the year off right with a high-octane talk from Yuill McGregor at the Landscape Ontario Congress!
Live from Revelstoke
10/31/2017
Now THIS is progress. Worth the read.
Toronto’s new Casey House building shows the medicinal power of light, beauty and dignity Three decades after it first provided refuge for people dying from HIV/AIDS, Toronto’s Casey House – much like the disease it treats – has changed. Now, it’s a place for life