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Cedarweave Collective
Architecture | Planning | Indigenous Design
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Rooted in Mushkegowuk Territory

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Cedar represents the foundation of our work. It carries teachings of healing, protection, and strength, grounding us in culture and reminding us that all design begins in relationship with the land. by @cedarweave

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Weave represents the sharing of knowledge. It reflects a process of listening, learning, and creating in relationship while honouring stories, traditions, and connections. by @cedarweave

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Collective represents the people and the act of building together. It honours the voices, experiences, and visions of community, shaping spaces rooted in belonging and carried forward for future generations. by @cedarweave

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Wachay,

My name is Bohdana Innes. I am an architect, founder of Cedarweave Collective, and a member of Moose Cree First Nation. I am honoured to officially introduce Cedarweave Collective, an Indigenous-led architecture practice rooted in land, story, and community.

I was born in Moose Factory, raised in Wawa, and now live and work in Timmins, Ontario, within Mushkegowuk Territory. I am honoured to be the first architect from Moose Cree First Nation and to walk alongside the growing community of Indigenous architects across Canada.

My journey in architecture has always been rooted in relationship to land, community, and culture. Through my education and career, I have focused on Indigenous design processes and the connection between people, place, and the built environment. I have been working alongside Indigenous communities across Turtle Island which has shaped my experience in culturally grounded design.

I founded Cedarweave Collective to create a practice grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing and being. A practice that supports communities in shaping spaces that reflect their values, stories, and ways of living. My work is rooted in relationship and guided by the belief that architecture can strengthen identity, support healing, and carry forward our stories for future generations.

It has been an honour to walk alongside Indigenous communities across Turtle Island, and I look forward to continuing this journey by creating spaces that honour our voices, stories, and ways of knowing.

Meegwetch,
Bohdana Innes✨ by @cedarweave

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