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f-BLOK + the housing continuum

how can architecture play a role in addressing gaps in the housing continuum?

Barrier-free, accessible living area, with an island on one side and kitchen on the other side of the image, seating can be seen in the background, along with a hallway to rooms.

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Barrier-free, accessible living area, with an island on one side and kitchen on the other side of the image, seating can be seen in the background, along with a hallway to rooms.

f-BLOK + the housing continuum

f-BLOK Field Note - f-BLOK + affordable housing - What’s the role of architecture in affordable housing?

f-BLOK + exterior retrofits

f-BLOK Field Note - f-BLOK & accessibility - Why are accessible spaces important?

f-BLOK + affordable housing

f-BLOK Field Note - f-BLOK & accessibility - Why are accessible spaces important?

f-BLOK + accessibility

f-BLOK Field Note - f-BLOK & VR - How can VR be integrated throughout the architectural design process?

f-BLOK + VR

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f-BLOK Architecture - We are an architecture and interior design studio based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Our group shares a common interest in the built environment, emphasizing place-making that is inclusive, meaningful, and respectful.