“Richard Carbonnier’s home is impossible to miss. It looks like a trio of conjoined soup cans, balanced on pilings on a hillside in the Nunavut hamlet of Pond Inlet. The Montreal-born architect spent the past four years single-handedly building his tube house to suit – and tread lightly on – the polar environment.” Read more about the [“The tundra tube, an architect builds his very own pipe-dream”](http://www.uphere.ca/node/283)