Design: Sarah Peebles
Client: The Tree Museum in Gravenhurst ON
Date: 2011
“Aesthetically compelling, immersive and informative, Audio Bee Booths intersect habitat interpretation, bio-art, sound-installation and sculpture. They allow the public to view and listen to native bees.”
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Design: Kathryn Walter
Client: Felt Studio
Date: 2012
Photo: Design Lines
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Design: Cristina Covello
Client: The Good Work Co.
Date: 2011
A set of ornaments, constructed out of tins cans by a social design project in Vancouver called The Good Work Co. and designer Cristina Covello. The project works to make socially responsible products by repurposing waste materials. Doing good with the resources we have…great project!
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Design: Tom Littledeer
Client: Littledeer
Date: 2011
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Design: OHM
Client: Aquilo Power
Date: 2005
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Design: Evan Biddell
Client: Kruger
Date: 2008
This project brought together leading Canadian designers to create one-of-a-kind gowns made entirely of toilet paper. The event helped to promote the new line of toilet papers, including the limited-edition Pink Cashmere, Canada’s first coloured bathroom tissue in a decade. Joining the pink wave, where manufacturers colour their product to highlight Breast Cancer Awareness Month, twenty-five cents from the sale support the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. All gowns were exhibited in the HBC flagship windows in Toronto.
See the entire collection here.
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Design: Jason and Lars Dressler
Client: Brothers Dressler
Date: 2010
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Design: Roadsworth and Brian Armstrong
Client: Montreal Eaton Centre
Date: 2011
Roadsworth s’approprie un nouvel espace public urbain au Centre Eaton de Montréal : FRAGILE, une œuvre faite à 100% de matériaux recyclés, où les matières résiduelles se transforment en écosystème et deviennent un grand jardin au cœur de la ville.
« FRAGILE», au centre Eaton de Montréal
www.districtmontreal.com/fragile
Roadsworth takes over a new area of the urban landscape, at the Montréal Eaton Centre: FRAGILE, a creation made with 100% recycled materials in which residual matter is transformed and becomes a life-size ecosystem, a great garden within the heart of the city.
“FRAGILE” at the Montreal Eaton Centre
www.districtmontreal.com/fragile
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Design: Jason and Lars Dressler
Client: Brothers Dressler
Date: 2010
Built from found school chairs.
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Design: Jason and Lars Dressler
Client:
Date: 2010
Children’s mobile toys made from the off-cuts of production furniture.
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Design: Joey MacDonald
Client: self-initiated
Production: Joey MacDonald, Olio Artists and Workers Cooperative
Date: 2011
Joey MacDonald, Director of Victoria’s Olio Collective, created this poster in support of (Green Party leader) Elizabeth May’s historic campaign.
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Project: Writing Desk
Designer: Jody Racicot
Date: 2010
Created by recycling a classic 50′s dining table mated to recycled steel school desk legs, and covered with fresh plastic laminate and a new purpose, this piece is all about smart and eco designing. More of this process at Modern Revision in PEI.
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Design: Randy Holmquist
Client: Canev
Date: 2011
In production since 2003 the Might-E Truck is an electric powered utility vehicle.
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