Tom Arban, courtesy of Two Row Architect. In Anishnawbe, ‘Odeyto’ means ‘the good journey’.

Tom Arban, courtesy of Two Row Architect The design of Odeyto was inspired by the image of a canoe pulled up at a dock.

Tom Arban, courtesy of Two Row Architect. In its shape, Odeyto’s design also echoes the Haudenosaunne longhouse. The design additionally correlates to the summer solstice - the acknowledgment of spring and rebirth.

Tom Arban, courtesy of Two Row Architect. The interior encompasses 28 glue-laminated ribs that align to the number of days in one moon cycle. The ribs also relate to the ribs of a canoe or mammal - expressing the relationship to nature and being.

Courtesy of Two Row Architect. Plan diagram.