For this glass top table, a 3D topographical map of Vancouver Island and surrounding islands was carved in maple and inlaid into a sea of reclaimed old-growth Douglas fir. It was built for Ryzuk Geotechnical, whose founders wanted something special to feature in their boardroom.

This carving on a slice of a culturally modified cedar tree features a map of the region where the tree grew in Nuu-chah-nulth territory on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The blue highlights point to Nitinat, Hobiton and other nearby lakes, leading out to the Pacific Ocean.

This custom coffee table was commissioned by Robert Spring as a gift for his family. Using 3D data collected using a drone, we carved this topographical map with details down to the level of individual trees. It is a symbol of the farm vision, offering a great conversation starter and a way for guests to orient themselves to the landscape.