Projects

When we purchased 6A Kendal Avenue in Toronto almost four years ago, my husband and I had no idea of its true legacy. Only later did we learn that it had once…

Reviews of Making Toronto Modern: Architecture and Design, 1895-1975 (Christopher Armstrong), Shim Sutcliffe—The Passage of Time (Annette LeCuyer) and…

The first of Canada’s Centennial projects, the Fathers of Confederation Memorial Buildings set an important precedent for subsequent Centennial buildings, both…

Canadian architects may be candidates for the $3.4 billion Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Incentive Program (SR&ED).

A new arts centre is a sophisticated addition to Mount Allison University's campus—and a valuable asset for the town of Sackville, New Brunswick.

Perched on the stormy edge of the Atlantic, Canada’s easternmost province is a difficult place to build. Where are the young architects that will rise to the…

Dialogue is developing around the fate of the International Departures Lounge in Gander’s air terminal, a 1959 Modernist gem in need of costly repairs.

Ryerson students report on a recent symposium that asks: what should architecture schools teach?

Halifax’s new Central Library is a bold addition to the downtown core, providing a vibrant atrium, animated reading areas, and an indoor-outdoor performance…

A new Montreal library, Bibliothèque du Boisé, brings together diverse programs and communities under a distinctly sculptural roof.

A sensitive addition highlights the beauty of a 1960s library in Kitchener’s central civic square.

Moriyama & Teshima Architects imagines—and reimagines—the Toronto Reference Library.