Projects

An interview with Li Xiaodong, winner of the 2014 Moriyama RAIC International Prize.

A two-storey laneway house, designed by the late architect and educator Jeffery Stinson, continues to offer a place of calm within Toronto’s bustle.

Situated on a tight infill site, The U building reinterprets Montreal’s celebrated walk-up triplexes to create a sensitive new housing typology.

A daring downtown Toronto development uses advanced technology to raise an office block up and above two brick warehouses.

An asphalt schoolyard in Winnipeg is transformed into an imaginative life-filled playground.

Two recent buildings at the University of British Columbia compete to provide a home away from home for current students and graduates.

Resulting from an open design competition, an inventive series of washroom pavilions and change facilities now graces parks and sports fields across Edmonton.

Leslie Jen reviews a culinary institute by Gow Hastings, where design embodies the school's "field to fork" philosophy.

A net-zero energy business centre in suburban Edmonton showcases best practices in sustainable design.

An ambitious renovation of the former Bank of Montreal expands and repurposes it as a stylish reception and meeting space for today’s parliamentarians.

12 years after opening, a suicide barrier spanning Toronto’s Don Valley is illuminated with a rainbow of colours.

STGM Architects leads by example in the design of its sustainable new Quebec City offices.