Le B-Shack pavilion

sible for the pollination of flowers, which in turn makes agriculture and food production possible. It has been said that one in three bites of food we eat is directly or indirectly pollinated by honeybees. The health of food crops is tightly linked with the health of the bee colonies, which has recently declined to alarming rates. The b-Shack project is a unique opportunity to allow students and the McGill School of Architecture to present an unprecedented graduate studies project in North-America, setting the standard for new architectural programs. The pavilion is donated to the public and open to all as a means of making architecture relevant and important in the community. Members of the pavilion team include: Marlene Bambonye, Chloe Blain, Kyle Burrows, Jason Crow, Ziad Ewais, Kelvin Kung, Alexandre Hamel, Naomi Hebert, Veronica Lalli, Brighita Lungu, Anca Matyiku, Maria Mingallon, Lance Moore, Brian Muthaliff, Maria Nikolova, Theodore Oyama, Antony Plumb, Li-Anne Sayegh, Etienne Sédillot and Sanjeevan Tharmaratnam.