Faculty of Architecture

In the News: Exploring Woven Relations

A diverse group of people smile outdoors, proudly holding green hoodies with colorful circular patterns. The mood is joyful and celebratory.
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Left to right: Yanchi Liu, Lisbeth Hildebrand, Kellen Deighton, Busola Ayoola, Frits Van Loon, Jane Santa Ana, Maggie Cramb, Jory Thomas, Shiza Jawed, Ahadi Halisi

Photo credit: Karen Asher
Left to right: Yanchi Liu, Lisbeth Hildebrand, Kellen Deighton, Busola Ayoola, Frits Van Loon, Jane Santa Ana, Maggie Cramb, Jory Thomas, Shiza Jawed, Ahadi Halisi

Photo credit: Karen Asher
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Tucked between the Promenade and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a fresh new installation that brings together plants, people, and the natural world. Built by a dedicated team of students from the Faculty of Architecture, Woven Relations honours Indigenous teachings, wild harvesting traditions, and the spirit of learning together. This unique garden offers a welcoming space for urban medicine harvesting and cultural connection within the Indigenous community.

To read the full story and view images, follow the link to Exploring Woven Relations at the Forks.