Indwell Cornerstone Suites Redevelopment
Binbrook Library
With a flat smoothness underfoot, the drama happens above. The exterior shape of the building lends itself to an undulating ceiling-scape, allowing the visitor to experience the rhythm of compression and expansion while walking through a simple open floor space. Flat ceilings with white oak slats and acoustic lining...
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Indwell Lakeshore Lofts
“It was amazing to see the kind of support we received from the community for this project – there was no opposition as everyone understood the needs and wanted to see new solutions to homelessness challenges.” – Graham Cubitt, Director of Projects & Development at Indwell Indwell is an affordable housing...
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Indwell’s The Oaks: Heartwood & Dairy Lofts
Over the years, this active site fell into disuse as milk production moved outside the city core due to processing improvements such as refrigeration. Since that time, the site had been used for various warehousing and an attempt at building rental apartments which was not completed. Indwell purchased the site in...
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Invizij Architects is pleased to announce that Danielle Gignac joins Emma Cubitt and Bob Prince as principal, assuming new responsibilities as a partner of the firm. A University of Waterloo grad, Danielle brings her years of experience as an architect passionate about community building, conservation and holistic sustainability, to the firm, which she joined nearly 3 years ago. Recently, Danielle has led projects for Indwell (War Memorial Children’s Hospital conversion, Ottawa Street Apartments), Victoria Park Community Homes (Stonechurch development), Stoney Creek Community Homes (Mistywood Development), LYNC (Mill Block, Drayton and Zion United affordable housing), Habitat for Humanity Guelph Wellington (Orchard Park), among others. Please join us in celebrating this big milestone in our firm!
What an honour! The council house restoration for the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation was just awarded a Governor’s award from the @nationaltrustca . Such an honour to be the architects for this wonderful project. We were able to focus on the cultural heritage of this building to its original governance use. Major upgrades to the building envelope included interior insulation, removing the crawlspace, and resolving moisture issues so it will continue to be a home for the council for the next 100 years.
In the first photo: Ashley & Arland from the MCFN and Susan Robertson.
Such a special day of celebration at the reopening of the Mississaugas of the Credit council house. We were honoured to be the architects that helped bring this historic building back to its original intent as a place of governance, with Just Working Construction leading the restoration and making it a reality. A big thanks to Ashley, Arland, Craig, Susan, Chief Claire Sault and the rest of Council. #migwetch to everyone!
The most special element is the table, which includes resin in the middle with sand from the MCFN’s territory including Toronto Island, medicine plants, and rocks from the Credit River.
Their first council meeting in the new space is happening this coming Tuesday.
Love this video of our second Hamilton ADU build with local charity IMBY. For this two storey, 2 bedroom backyard home they are working with Turkstra Lumber on panelized construction to speed up the process. This is affordable housing in action. Learn more about their model at @imbyhomes!
Video credit @imbyhomes
Very special day today. We were invited to the Ontario legislature to receive an OAA award, one of this year’s nine Queens Park picks. Big thanks to MPP Ernie Hardeman for nominating our @indwell.ca Harvey Woods Lofts, now home to 80 individuals in Woodstock, ON. Emma was joined by Graham, Justin and tenant Carol from Indwell to celebrate this honour. At the event were many MPPs and staff, other architects, folks from the OAA, and our hero Mike Schreiner. 💚
#awardtime🏆 #oaaawards #adaptivereuse #affordablehousing #sustainabledesign #oxfordcounty #woodstockontario
