Working across Canada and China offers a useful double perspective. Canadian projects highlight questions of public realm, ecological repair, and incremental change. Chinese projects stress speed, scale, and the complexity of delivering large districts under tight timelines.

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By moving between these contexts, we test how ideas travel: how Canadian approaches to landscape and public life can inform new districts in China, and how Chinese experimentation with density and hybridity can challenge assumptions back home. This cross-border lens keeps the work flexible, pragmatic, and open to new prototypes for streets, blocks, and neighbourhoods.