January 18, 2022
The renowned Editor-in-chief of Hospitality Design Magazine, Stay Shoemaker, sat down with Tye Farrow to explore his early influences, present focus on how the built environment can cause health, and what he sees on the horizon as opportunities, post-covid, in constructing health. The discussion is part of @hdmag podcast series “what I’ve learned” with global leaders in the field of design.
August 15, 2021
The global premier Hospitality Design Magazine annual ‘Big Ideas’ issue features Farrow’s work on the coveted last page section. The issue focuses on “boundary pushing projects that are revolutionizing the way we think about design, climate, culture, and society.” Discussing the firm’s Market Bridge Toronto and the Venice Italy Archipelago projects, Farrow states “we want to create the conditions where we can flourish.”
June 15, 2021
June 15, 2021. Farrow has authored a report titled - “Wood and Well-being in Long Term Care Environments: A review of the neuro-psychological, emotional and spiritual benefits of wood structures for aging communities.” An increase in life expectancy has placed new and growing demands and challenges on our hospitals and long-term care facilities, all further exacerbated by Covid.
September 3, 2020
We are familiar with the constant buzz of the city, but often the chance to experience the sensations of stillness and intimacy is lacking. An environment can offer a more appropriate scale and proximity, to establish a relationship between our body and the environment.
June 13, 2019
Farrow has begun the design of the new Ledge Leadership Centre in Collingwood, Ontario. The new centre will help further the objective of creating a centre that: is a place that can inspire; that helps us embrace our differences; discover our whole personal character; accelerate collaborative interactions amongst one another; and help us bridge relationships and partnerships between different backgrounds.
January 5, 2019
Farrow has engaged to design a number of guest houses overlooking a lake in rolling landscape of central Ontario.