The worsening global climate crisis impacts architecture and society to a magnitude that is nearly impossible to overstate. To provide proactive leadership to…
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the nature of work has shifted in Canada. This shift has affected how the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada…
“A Section of Now” is on now and is about now. Conceived as a cross section of contemporary life from the last four decades or so, this provocative show…
Canada’s LTC can become a seamless, human-centered system that helps senior citizens get the care they need.
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Sarah Tranum, OCAD University…
How can we design spaces that will support the health of local communities in a meaningful way? As architects and designers behind civic facilities, we have the…
The past year saw a bonanza of new books of interest to Canadian architects—many of them authored by Canadian designers. As the holidays approach, we offer…
This winter, the community at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture, where I studied in the 1990s, is mourning influential Professor Emeritus…
In some awards competitions, a group of submissions stands out clearly from the beginning. In others—including this year’s Canadian Architect Awards—arriving at…
Every year Canada is given a rare opportunity to present our best creative talent to the world. Each year are lucky to be one of only 30 permanent pavilions in…
We had so much fun creating a gift guide last year, that we've decided to do it again. Here's our round-up of nice things made by Canadian designers—many of…