Ideas

Brett Throop advocates for an enhanced connection to the natural world in our increasingly vertical cities by means of greater access to daylight, air, and…

Sarah Fletcher interviews Johanna Hurme of 5468796 Architecture, one of the jurors in this year's Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence.

Ruth Jones reviews Breaking and Entering: The Contemporary House Cut, Spliced and Haunted

Odile Hénault reviews the authoritative Landscape Architecture in Canada by Ron Williams.

Canadian-trained Nelson Chow is one of Hong Kong's emerging design talents.

Architects in practices of all sizes are being pressured to sign agreements containing multiple pages of supplementary conditions, many of which depart from…

Museums across Canada are growing, and confronting the difficult choice between expanding on site and building new quarters off site. What can we learn from…

Landscape architect Cornelia Hahn Oberlander has been active since this magazine's beginnings, and continues to collaborate closely with Canada's leading…

By the numbers, a look at how architects have fared over the past 60 years.

An exploration of why, almost 50 years ago, so few pages of this magazine were dedicated to Expo 67, arguably the single most prominent event of world…

Editor Elsa Lam takes a look back through The Canadian Architect's archives.

Urban planner and amateur historian Alain Miguelez is seeking crowdfuding to professionally publish his new book entitled Transforming Ottawa: Canada's Capital…