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River Stops: Masters Thesis at UBC
       
     
River Stops: Masters Thesis at UBC

Architectural programming to complement restorative infrastructure. Engineering interventions placed along the Restigouche River to alleviate damage caused by deforestation. Associative human programming to educate, and enhance experience.

Pier Pressure
       
     
Pier Pressure

Wing dams added to deepen a damaged channel. Eco-Cabins and a public pool designed to enhance modest recreational activity, increase awareness of the destruction, and fund the necessary infrastructure. Electricity provided by tidal energy.

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Spawning Groynes
       
     
Spawning Groynes

River groynes deployed to preserve salmon spawning grounds. Fishing shacks, riparian warden cabins, and an educational centre added in harmony with the infrastructure.

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Resting Wall
       
     
Resting Wall

Large retaining walls used to prevent further erosion while the river heals. A rest stop for recreationists and launching point for hikes, viewpoints, and camping. Designed to make a practical, effective secondary function to the necessary, but cumbersome, infrastructure.

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