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Selected by a curatorial committee of noted educators, authors, and practitioners who sought out projects and practices that displayed a level of invention or a degree of risk-taking--ones that stood out as pushing boundaries in program, design and tectonic explorations, or that offer an alternative approach to the practice of architecture. In forging a different path than many of their predecessors, this generation of designers is exploring the potential for architecture to transform society.
By presenting the cumulative products of a new generation of designers, Twenty + Change seeks to expose Canada’s rich community of young designers who are endeavouring to move the discourse of their practice forward, and setting a new agenda for innovation in architecture, landscape, and urban design.
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A mix of shots taken in the heart of Cambridge, Ontario. Located by the Grand River, the city has a wonderful mix of nature and architecture. 
Early summer views of Jacob's Landing, the Silknit dam, Hespeler millpond and Speed River, bookended with relevant water quotes. 
The largest park in Preston (Cambridge) at 102 hectares (256 acres), Riverside is situated beside an 1890 millpond on the Speed River.