Architects + Architecture

The race is on for the tallest of the tall timber buildings in Canada. In Toronto, one contender is 77 Wade Avenue, designed by Bogdan Newman Caranci (BNC)…

The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) is pleased to announce the election of Kathleen Kurtin, OAA, MRAIC, to serve as OAA President for a one-year term.…

Danish architectural firm COBE will be leaving their mark on a new mixed use development in Toronto. A client group consisting of Dream Unlimited, Kilmer Van…

Continuing on its commitment to facilitate and host conversations relating to everyday urban experiences, Jane’s Walk returns to Toronto from May 3-5, 2019.…

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,…

OKANAGAN FALLS, B.C. – The height limit for wood buildings in British Columbia is rising to 12 from six storeys in a move that Premier John Horgan expects to…

ACO Toronto and Old Toronto have released a  ten-minute video that highlights the architectural history of Ontario Place. https://youtu.be/NV_yLzK2b4Q ACO…

Hamilton architects DPAI have proposed a futuristic green tower at the intersection of a six-lane highway and the Niagara Escarpment. The conceptual…

In its third year of the Benchmark Design Competition, Storefront Manitoba and the Winnipeg Trails Association announced two new bench designs as part of the…

Shelagh McCartney reviews a new volume on indigenizing architecture.

Daniel Libeskind’s National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa is a powerful statement—but what does it say?

The prime minister’s official residence at 24 Sussex Drive is in critical condition. Its last major renovation was in 1951, and, according to an NCC report…