Sea2City Design Challenge media and videos

• Canadian Society of Landscape Architects – 2024 Jury’s Award + Communication External website, opens in new tab
• International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) Global – 2023 International Project of the Year External website, opens in new tab
• International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) Canada - 2023 Indigenous Engagement and Project of the Year External website, opens in new tab
• Planning Institute of British Columbia – 2023 Excellence in Planning Practice – City & Urban Areas – Silver External website, opens in new tab
• Washington Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects – 2023 Analysis and Planning – Award of Merit External website, opens in new tab

What people are saying about Sea2City:

• CBC Climate Changers External website, opens in new tab
• CBC Vancouver Video file
• Scout Magazine External website, opens in new tab
• STIR Magazine External website, opens in new tab
• Ming Pao Vancouver External website, opens in new tab
• On the Coast External website, opens in new tab
• Globe and Mail External website, opens in new tab
• Early Edition External website, opens in new tab
• Radio-Canada External website, opens in new tab
• Georgia Straight External website, opens in new tab

Want to learn more about sea level rise and coastal adaptation in False Creek? We created these videos as part of our False Creek Coastal Adaptation Plan project.

We’ll be making some more during the Sea2City Design Challenge, so be sure to watch for more!

Conversations in canoes

• On July 17, 2022, approximately 250 people came out to the Town Choir and Sea2City pop-up event, to learn about the final Sea2City Design Challenge design concepts and sea level rise and watch a live choral performance. The event was highlighted on the CBC show “The Climate Changers” External website, opens in new tab .
• On April 2, 2022, approximately 350 came out Herring Day to celebrate herring fish in False Creek and learn about sea level rise and the Sea2City early design ideas.  
• How Water Remembers, a participatory art project by Laiwan and others, ran from February 14 to March 14, 2022. The art project explored connections between local ecosystems, Taoism, and sea level rise. 
• In March 2022, the Sea2City Design teams hosted several lectures about their early design ideas in collaboration with the University of British Columbia’s School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. Watch the lectures by Mithun+One Video file , North Creek Collective Video file , and the two teams co-presenting at Inform Interiors Video file
• Rivers have Mouths exhibition at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden,  June 12 to September 12 External website, opens in new tab
• Take a stroll with our False Creek Activity Book. Designed for children 6 to 12, the book is full of simple activities for children or the child in you.