Growing up, we didn’t have much but we did have our times in the little neighbourhoods and cafes, spending hours as kids, enjoying the people, energy, and feeling that sense of community. These were my fondest memories. I want any project I’m tied to, to have the same positive impact on the people and the neighbourhoods we find ourselves in as these places that had on me when I was younger.

Tim grew up in a condo with green space shared amongst five other units. From forming life-long friendships to learning how to swim, this space shaped Tim’s most influential years. To Tim, community-based participation is crucial to successful placemaking, as it influences people's health and happiness.

Our studio is inspired by our clients past, present, and future stories and how it’s reflected in their workplace. Our mission is to challenge businesses to dig deep on understanding who they are and who they want to be.

Rooted in her Nisga'a and Kwakwaka'wakw ancestry, Ginger has been an advocate for Indigeneity in urban centres for 20+ years, connecting research, policy, and urban planning, while weaving Indigenous values into urban landscapes, promoting cultural resilience and equitable representation for Indigenous communities.