Ideas

A virtual reality model brings Safdie’s original vision for Habitat to life for a new generation.

This year, the Ontario government has continued to unfold plans for Ontario Place, on Toronto’s waterfront. In 2021, the province pledged to retain Eberhard…

At the Venice Biennale, the Canadian team tilts at the housing crisis.

Eight years in the making, a new report offers a comprehensive review of the current practice of architecture in Canada, and calls on stakeholders to contribute…

Jesse Colin Jackson’s exhibition at Toronto's Pari Nadimi Gallery, Mackenzie Place (open through July 22, 2023), is a rich and inventive study of ‘The…

Artificial intelligence is changing how different disciplines are practiced and taught, including architecture. (Shutterstock) Artificial intelligence (AI)…

As our team puts together this month’s issue of Canadian Architect, our hearts are heavy with the loss of a beloved colleague. Publishing operations manager…

Born with cerebral palsy, Darby established Level Playing Field in 2015. With over 16 years of experience working as an accessibility strategist, she…

ChatGPT isn’t ready to replace human proposal-writers yet—but each successive version is a more and more powerful tool.

Modern Architecture: A Planetary Warming History By Hans Ibelings (The Architecture Observer, 2023) REVIEW Graham Livesey Hans Ibelings’s latest…

Innate Terrain By Alissa North (University of Toronto Press, 2022) REVIEW Jason Brijraj         Landscape architect and scholar Alissa North is no…

In April, the Ontario Government announced that the Ontario Science Centre would be moved atop an underground parking garage at the redeveloped Ontario Place,…