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The COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity for architects to reassess their roles in creating safe spaces for cradling humanity. Indigenous design thinking, with…

Architecture schools are pivoting to online teaching during the pandemic. What does this mean for the future of architectural education?

Evan Spence is an architect, set designer and humorist based in Calgary. More of his work can be seen at archimatects.com.

It was one of those blustery, frigid winter mornings in Québec—a city where the average high temperature during the coldest months of the year hovers well below…

When June 21 marked 100 days since universities collectively flipped to remote learning, I completed a qualitative analysis of the suddenly-virtual classroom…

Evan Spence is an architect, set designer and humorist based in Calgary. More of his work can be seen at archimatects.com.

Evan Spence is an architect, set designer and humorist based in Calgary. More of his work can be seen at archimatects.com.

Evan Spence is an architect, set designer and humorist based in Calgary. More of his work can be seen at archimatects.com.

We remain in the midst of a global pandemic, with the possibility of a second wave of infection on the horizon. How are architectural design and…

TEXT Betsy Williamson, Principal, Williamson Williamson The atomization of architecture offices during the pandemic presented an immediate and profound…

TEXT Caroline Robbie, Quadrangle In early June, The New York Times surveyed 511 epidemiologists on when we could return to a variety of everyday…

TEXT Susan Gushe, Principal and Managing Director, and Kathy Wardle, Associate Principal and Director of Sustainability, Perkins and Will As we respond to…