Free press Article March 2025

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Emeka Nnadi

Published on

April 29, 2025

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Design for a Better World: Winnipeg Free Press Spotlights Emeka Nnadi and Nadi Group

On March 27, 2025, the Winnipeg Free Press featured an in-depth profile of Emeka Nnadi and Nadi Group, capturing the heart of our mission: designing for a better, more sustainable world. The article explores how Emeka’s vision and leadership have positioned Nadi Group at the forefront of regenerative urban design and community-focused development in North America.

Emeka shares his personal and professional journey—from early influences to the founding of a company rooted in the principles of equity, ecology, and innovation. The piece highlights how Nadi Group’s projects reflect a commitment to placemaking that transcends aesthetics, focusing instead on lasting environmental and social impact. From revitalizing underutilized urban corridors to creating eco-resort communities, the firm is shaping spaces that nurture both people and the planet.

“We’re not just drawing buildings—we’re designing relationships between people and place,” Emeka explains in the article. This ethos is central to everything we do, whether we’re leading a mixed-use development in Winnipeg or advising on sustainable growth in cities across North America.

The Winnipeg Free Press article also underscores Nadi Group’s evolving role as a thought leader in the architecture and real estate development sectors. It recognizes our efforts to integrate climate resilience, affordability, and cultural authenticity into every project, all while nurturing future generations of designers and urbanists.

We’re honored to be featured in this publication and proud to be driving forward a vision where design acts as a catalyst for collective wellbeing.

Read the full article: Design for a Better World – Winnipeg Free Press

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