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Inuusirvik Hub Building on Piles

The architects kept the building small and elevated it on “piles” to ensure air circulates underneath, preventing the heated structure from melting the ground’s permafrost. ©2024 Andrew Latreille. All rights reserved. Read More

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Inuusirvik Hub Building on Piles

Sally Choi

These 10 Things Are Very Canadian

Can I Have Your Attention, Please?

Wes Hall’s Extraordinary Journey

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