To give new life to old things by:
We're working diligently to make the Rejoinery a reality. In January 2026, we initiated a pilot project with Carleton University Curatorial Studies students in collaboration with community and industry partners in heritage salvage, conservation, and interpretation. Together, we've produced Radical Reuse, an exhibition that recontextualizes salvage in an imagined 21st-century interior.
The pilot will lay the groundwork for the Rejoinery to launch officially. In the meantime, we are actively seeking workshop and exhibit space, developing mobile pop-up programming, and building partnerships with educational institutions, heritage organizations, and city agencies. We are also pursuing year-one funding and creating revenue
The pilot will lay the groundwork for the Rejoinery to launch officially. In the meantime, we are actively seeking workshop and exhibit space, developing mobile pop-up programming, and building partnerships with educational institutions, heritage organizations, and city agencies. We are also pursuing year-one funding and creating revenue streams to ensure the sustainability of our heritage salvage initiatives.
To create a culture of enough, where abundance is measured not by novelty or excess, but by access, stewardship, and care.
If your vision aligns with ours, contact us. We're building our community and are seeking like-minded property owners, developers, educators, historians, community organizers, sponsors, tradespeople, and designers who
To create a culture of enough, where abundance is measured not by novelty or excess, but by access, stewardship, and care.
If your vision aligns with ours, contact us. We're building our community and are seeking like-minded property owners, developers, educators, historians, community organizers, sponsors, tradespeople, and designers who share our appreciation of historical design commitment to repair and reuse.
