Pimacihowin
"Making a Living"
The Pimacihowin project includes youth between the ages of 16-21 attending Cst. Robin Cameron Education Complex and Stobart Community School in Beardy’s Okemasis First Nation.
The program follows a semester system which consists of two five-month semesters in one academic school year.
The Pimacihowin Project collaborates with the housing coordinator and public works director to establish the priorities of renovation projects within the community.
Since the implementation of this project, these youth have shown increased attendance, engagement, and completion of training modules.
The Pimacihowin Project is a program that is recognized and supported by the Ministry of Education with the government of Saskatchewan. Additionally, the Pimacihowin Project also registers their participants with Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Program.
Modern Farmhouse
Classic Farmhouse with a Modern Twist
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Modern Farmhouse
Classic Farmhouse with a Modern Twist
5 bedrooms
3.5 bathrooms
These clients loved the classic farmhouse look but wanted to incorporate some modern architectural elements. We love the back deck roofline build out and seeing it's peak from the main road.
These clients wanted to incorporate some new trends into their space, while keeping the details very custom to their style and growing family.
This home is performing at 65% better than your typical Standard Constructed home would, and with their spacious lot there is plenty of room for ground mounted solar!
Design + Energy Modeling by Vereco Smart Green Homes
Build by one of our Licensed VLB's: Evermore Homes
