It’s Earth Hour tonight. What began as a symbolic lights-out event in Sydney over 11 years ago, Earth Hour is now the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment, inspiring millions of people to take action for our planet and nature. As a child of immigrants, I feel that Earth Hour is every day. We … Continue reading Earth Hour 2018
Last week I was part of an Institute without Boundaries charrette, Airport City, that examined how Toronto Pearson International Airport can better integrate into its surrounding neighbourhood and the region in the context of future growth, in relation to community, government and corporate stakeholder needs. As you may or may not know, Toronto Pearson International … Continue reading Airport City
A transportable palm garden that can be used in your home, office or exterior balcony, constructed out of recycled wooden doors, rubber wheels and straps. Continue reading Urban Planter
The design comes from a concept which dates back to ancient times of the mountain-water worship. Continue reading Water World
A station that converts organic waste into compost while producing high quality fertilizer. Continue reading Compo-station
Environmentally friendly, low-energy sculptures showcasing its operational efficiency and infrastructure systems. Continue reading Lighting Logistics
The carpet aims to create awareness about the environment by using sustainable materials and techniques. Continue reading Natural Landscapes
Important details were designed to ensure energy efficiency and environmental comfort in the main house. Continue reading Stud Farm
The green construction of the structure is formally singular and cost-efficient which is a gentle addition to the neighborhood with street-level planning and massing. Continue reading Cottage Cantilever
Showcasing the process of transforming two dead, fallen trees into urban furniture items for the public space. Continue reading Fallen Pieces of Art
Richelle Sibolboro 