Six selected pavilions have been chosen for construction along the Nestaweya River Trail in Winnipeg as part of the latest Warming Huts: An Art + Architecture Competition on Ice. Since its launch in 2009, the open competition has attracted entries from across the globe, with winning schemes constructed towards the end of each January.The 2025 selection of huts seeks to represent fun and warmth, while also speaking to issues such as climate change and homelessness, according to the organizers. The winning schemes range from a colorful grain elevator to a balled-up beaver to a half-sunken car, and from a single-person home to a gift wrapped with a bow.Details on the six huts are expanded upon below, while our ongoing coverage of the initiative, including previous winners, can be explored here.ROSEMARY Skool by invited artists Jaimie Isaac and Suzanne Morrissette of ROSEMARY Gallery