Following a nation-wide competition, the Canada Council for the Arts is proud to announce Impostor Cities, presented by Montreal-based T B A + David Theodore,…

The Canada Council for the Arts proudly supports Canada’s official entry to the prestigious 2020 Venice Biennale in Architecture, with four shortlisted teams…

A small park project demonstrates the power of architects and engineers working together.

In downtown Montreal, in response to longstanding requests for a dance centre in Quebec, the Espace danse Wilder Building has finally arisen. Centred on the…

What’s the state of architecture criticism in Canada? Have bloggers taken the place of journalists? How does social media affect the craft of criticism? Can…

Registration is now open for POP / CAN / CRIT: Current Conditions in Popular Canadian Architecture Criticism. This public architecture event will…

Architectural criticism is in a state of flux and malleability as it attempts to adjust and remain relevant within the changing context of mass communication.

The Concordia University Research Chair IDEAS-BE has announced the prizes for the 2016 international competition by the initiative CoLLaboratoire for the…

An addition of three glass boxes transforms a bunker-like art 
museum in Joliette, Quebec, into a community-focused centre.

Situated on a tight infill site, The U building reinterprets Montreal’s celebrated walk-up triplexes to create a sensitive new housing typology.