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Welcome to Episode 15 of Rewind Design Season 2! If you are brand new to this podcast, welcome! My name is Katy McNabb and I am a registered Interior Designer working in Ontario’s Cottage Country. I am on a mission to share sustainable ways of building, promote green energy and document the history of the Cottage Country.
In this episode of the Rewind Design podcast, Katy sits down with Kyle and Morgan of Stratton Homes to delve into their journeys from construction backgrounds to pioneers in sustainable building. Discover how their partnership blends traditional building techniques with forward-thinking sustainability, aiming to create energy-efficient homes without sacrificing quality or comfort. Learn about their strategic approach to site development that respects the natural environment and how they handle the challenges of establishing a systematic approach in speculative and custom home markets.
Additionally, the episode explores the structure and roles within Stratton Homes, the importance of building a legacy beyond profit, and their commitment to community-based projects, including their collaboration with Habitat for Humanity. Join the discussion on how Stratton is setting new standards in the home building industry by focusing on sustainable practices, efficient project management, and community impact.
IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
From Construction Sites to Custom Homes – Discover how Kyle and Morgan’s lifelong passion for building led them to create Stratton Homes, blending craftsmanship with sustainability.
Bringing the Outside In – Learn the story behind Stratton Homes' name, their mission to redefine energy-efficient living, and the vision that drives their designs.
Net Zero Design 101: Learn how homes can produce as much energy as they consume with smart tech like solar panels, high-efficiency insulation, and air-source heat pumps.
Sustainable Design Done Right – From Canadian-made materials to high-performance insulation, we’re breaking down the small details that make a big impact on comfort, durability, and energy efficiency.
For more details, visit our website and follow us on Instagram. Thank you for tuning in!
Join us for an inspiring episode of the Rewind Design podcast as we delve into the world of landscape architecture with the renowned Virginia Burt. Hosted by Katy, this episode takes place in Virginia's home, where she shares her journey from growing up on an apple farm to becoming a leading landscape architect specializing in healing gardens.
Virginia discusses the importance of connecting with nature in design, her approach to sustainable building, and the concept of rewilding. She emphasizes the significance of collaboration among design professionals and the need for early involvement in projects to ensure harmony with the environment.
Throughout the episode, Virginia shares insights into her design ethos, the challenges and rewards of working in fragile ecosystems, and the creative process behind her projects. Whether you're passionate about sustainable design or simply curious about the world of landscape architecture, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.
IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE WE DISCUSS:
This episode takes place in Virginia's home, where she shares her journey from growing up on an apple farm to becoming a leading landscape architect specializing in healing gardens.
Virginia discusses the importance of connecting with nature in design, her approach to sustainable building, and the concept of rewilding. She emphasizes the significance of collaboration among design professionals and the need for early involvement in projects to ensure harmony with the environment.
Throughout the episode, Virginia shares insights into her design ethos, the challenges and rewards of working in fragile ecosystems, and the creative process behind her projects. Whether you're passionate about sustainable design or simply curious about the world of landscape architecture, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.
For more details, visit our website and follow us on Instagram. Thank you for tuning in!
Welcome to Episode 18 of Rewind Design Season 2! If you are brand new to this podcast, welcome! My name is Katy McNabb and I am a registered Interior Designer working in Ontario’s Cottage Country. I am on a mission to share sustainable ways of building, promote green energy and document the history of the Cottage Country.
In this captivating episode of the Rewind Design podcast, host I have a heartfelt conversation with architect Meredith Robb. Growing up in Toronto and spending summers at a Georgian Bay cottage, Meredith shares her journey from those formative experiences to becoming a renowned architect specializing in cottage design.
Meredith discusses the evolution of cottage architecture and the importance of sustainability in modern designs. The episode dives into her professional path, including collaborations with other architects and her unique approach to integrating cottages into Ontario's stunning landscapes. Whether you're fascinated by architectural design, love cottages, or seek inspiration for your own projects, this episode promises insights and stories that resonate.