Outdoor spaces play a crucial role in promoting community health and well-being. This has always been the case, but it’s becoming more important than ever and top of mind for residents considering homes in our new communities. I’ve never heard the term ‘biophilia’ more than I have in the past 6 months of design meetings for our upcoming projects. And when you begin to understand the importance of it beyond the aesthetic appeal (from better physical and mental health, to increased creativity, productivity, and social connections…), I’m so glad that it’s at the forefront of our project vision and design decisions.
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We sat down with Peter Kreuk, Landscape Architect. He’s been working in landscape architecture in Vancouver since 1979 and is the owner at Durante Kreuk Ltd. At Gardena, their role as landscape architects is the design of spaces outside of the buil...
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We’re lucky to build in some of the best cities and neighborhoods in North America. Explore some of our favorite places to check out in Spring, in this Intracorp Cities Guide article. Vancouver, BC: Mario Cumal – Senior Project Accountan...
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The Voyager deck chair is a classic piece of outdoor furniture that has a rich history of design. It was first introduced in the early as a portable chair that could be easily transported and used on a ship or at the beach. It was designed by Danish...
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