In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz talks with Barry Hobin, founding partner of Hobin Architecture, about the vital role of water in architectural design. With over 40 years of experience, Barry shares how rivers, canals, and lakes influence urban planning, particularly in Ottawa, Canada’s capital.

Their conversation explores the historical significance of Ottawa's waterways, the city’s evolution from industrial roots to a more sustainable future, and exciting projects like the redevelopment of LeBretton Flats and the Kanal project. 

Join us for a fascinating look at how water shapes cities and communities.

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