On Cover
Jason Ratcliffe
The Wellbeing Surveyor
“The Home You Cannot See Is the One That Matters Most”
Cover Story
Most people assume their home is safe because it looks fine. No visible cracks, no obvious damp, no dramatic signs of structural failure. Jason Ratcliffe has spent years inside those apparently fine homes, and what he has found beneath the surface has quietly reshaped how he thinks about buildings, health, and the standards that are supposed to protect the people who live in them.
Dr. Christine Bruckner
In an era where buildings account for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions and indoor air quality affects billions of lives daily, one architect stands at the intersection of urgent planetary need and profound human potential. Dr. Christine Bruckner represents a new paradigm in design thinking, one where sustainability and wellness are not competing priorities but synergistic forces capable of transforming how we inhabit the world.
Nuttha Goutier
In the bustling wellness landscape of Greater Vancouver, where countless spas compete for attention with promises of relaxation and rejuvenation, one establishment has quietly revolutionized what it means to create sanctuary. Sabai Thai Spa, under the visionary leadership of founder Nuttha Goutier, has grown from a single location dream in 2005 to seven corporate locations in Greater Vancouver, with expansion across Canada underway and two franchise locations signed to open by the end of 2025.