Pat Hanson and Diana Gerrard set up GH3 in 2006, bringing together their respective disciplines of architecture and landscape architecture. 'Finding the unique identity of a site and translating that into built form is the essence of all our projects,' they say. Their holiday house was designed for the 'agricultural expanse of southern Saskatchewan'. Serving as a counterpoint to the area's relentlessly flat topography, the house was designed as a bold, geometric object, 'enclosed between soaring crops and the dark earth'. Arranged around a central courtyard, the house is clad in an 'oxidising skin to record the toll of the often harsh prairie weather'

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