SuperTrace
HCMA Architecture + Design

OCT 1, 2016
10am–1pm
Ocean Artworks (Carving Shed on Johnston Street, Granville Island) | 1537 Johnston Street 
FREE | No registration required

Step up to Super Trace – a clear wall that allows us to draw and trace what we see on the other side. Amateurs and artists alike will add to the piece by drawing together side by side. As the day passes, sketches and doodles will be layered on top of each other to create a masterpiece. With the ability to trace what you see in front of you, we hope to encourage those who wouldn’t normally put pen to paper to join in. 
 
Join us as we capture a moment in time that might have otherwise passed by.
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​Participants of all ages and experience are welcome
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​What if you could tilt your perspective, just for a moment? What might you see differently? How might that difference change everything?
 
The notion of TILT is embedded throughout HCMA Architecture + Design. We constantly tilt/shift our perspective during the design process, and TILT Curiosity Labs is where we extend this beyond the architecture practice into the world around us. It’s where we take risks and where we have the freedom to fail. TILT reminds us to explore, be curious, question conventions, and make connections with people and communities in ways that don’t just happen unless someone creates the space for it.
 
From the Big Draw and TILT City devoted to playful discovery in the public realm, to literally opening our studio doors to host community meetings and events like Creative Mornings Vancouver and Interesting Vancouver, we actively seek out opportunities to learn about the human condition because it makes us better architects, better designers, and better people.
 
That work, that inquiry, is TILT Curiosity Labs.
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HCMA Architecture + Design challenges the traditional boundaries of architectural practice by asking one question. “How do we achieve the maximum positive impact through design?”
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That curiosity leads to technological innovations, valuable community engagements, and ultimately to positive changes in people’s lives. From planning and design, to consultation and evaluation, we take projects beyond what’s expected, and beyond what’s trending, to deliver places that maximize potential.
 
​In the ways that we work, design, give back, and connect - we are catalysts for healthier, more creative, more engaged communities.
For more information:
Ocean Artworks (Carving Shed on Johnston Street, Granville Island) | 1537 Johnston Street
Website | 604-732-6620