Growing up in Stony Mountain, MB, Bryce Stovin developed an affinity for the province that has translated into a mission to positively shape its built and natural environment by drawing inspiration globally and exploring it through a local lens. 

In his role as a landscape architectural intern at ft3, Bryce brings a design approach layered with a practical understanding of construction from his experience in carpentry, concrete, and other trades. He’s contributed to numerous wellness projects at the firm, including Lac Du Bonnet Personal Care Home, Boundary Trails Health Centre, the Wellness Institute, and Elkhorn Resort  Spa & Conference Centre.

For Bryce, spaces that foster a connection to nature and improve the quality of life motivate his design ethos. Moving forward, he wants to continue advancing landscape architecture’s role in addressing climate change and other environmental issues through thoughtful, sustainable, and resilient design.