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Find a way forward

A camping trip to a wild and beautiful place named Saturna Island called our current design practice into question. Every step among the tide pools seemed intrusive, every scuff on the rocks released plastics into the habitat.

There has to be a way to create without wrecking the planet- and so we embarked on a year-long research journey to repurpose our design practices.

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