Ideas

By John Leroux and Thaddeus Holownia. Gaspereau Press, 2016. More than anything else, a single colour defines the architecture of Mount Allison University’s…

By Liam Durcan. Bellevue Literary Press, 2016. Move over Howard Roark! The protagonist of neurologist Liam Durcan’s latest novel, The Measure of Darkness, is…

Edited by Maya Przybylski and Lola Sheppard. Actar, 2016. The third issue of bookazine Bracket explores design’s agency within the new norm of accelerating…

Phyllis Lambert looks back on a life spent in the service of architecture in an exhibition at the CCA.

Alan DeSousa has been mayor of the Borough of Saint-Laurent in the City of Montreal since 2002 and a municipal politician since 1990.

Since 2014, HCMA has hosted six Canadian artists at its studio for periods of several months each.

Toronto architect Christine Leu, MRAIC, is the co-founder, with Alan Webb, of the multi-disciplinary arts and curation practice LeuWebb Projects.

Montreal’s Bibliothèque du Boisé combines high-performance standards with design quality and responsiveness to community needs.

The Bahá’í Temple of South America is a domed structure set in the foothills of the Andes Mountains outside Santiago, Chile.

Ken O. Lum’s professional experience began in design firms including Hariri Pontarini Architects and KPMB Architects.

Batay-Csorba Architects was established in 2010 by Andrew and Jodi Batay-Csorba as a collaborative, research-oriented design studio.

D’Arcy Jones Architecture (DJA) is a nine-person studio that was founded in 2005 by D’Arcy Jones, MRAIC.