'Retaining a site’s natural ecosystem enables built structures to enjoy ecosystem services'
Promising refuge from the harsh climate of Nova Scotia, the Seabright Residence encourages design powered by the natural equilibrium.
Drawing from the Canadian province’s wood-building heritage and gaining its
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