A keynote talk tracing Omar Gandhi Architects’ evolution from site-sensitive coastal homes to ambitious civic architecture for communities.

Omar Gandhi Architects began in 2010 with small, site-sensitive private residences along the Nova Scotia coast, building a reputation for material craft and regional sensitivity on an intimate, single-client scale. That same design ethos has now carried the studio outward into larger civic and public work—libraries, galleries, and landmark public spaces—broadening its focus from private homes to architecture that serves entire communities.

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