Projects

A set of summer exhibitions highlights Waterloo Region's architectural innovation, dating back to the 19th century.

A Calgary parkade goes beyond the norm with artistic facades, a soccer-pitch roof, and an atrium-like stairwell.

Canada would benefit from imitating the historic preservation incentives of our southern neighbours.

Canadians had much to celebrate at this year’s Biennale: from Phyllis Lambert's receipt of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement to the Canadian pavilion…

An office building for a teachers' union complements its eclectic urban setting and innovates with new environmental sustainability strategies.

Hariri Pontarini Architects builds on its reputation for creating sophisticated business-oriented spaces.

A structurally daring walkway cantilevers visitors over and above a valley in the Canadian Rockies.

Specialization offers advantages ranging from more efficient project execution to better employee retention, argues Mark Busse.

A table for 1,200 diners in Winnipeg--along with smaller tables for 12 around the world--convene conversations about what drives design culture.

Long before LEED became an industry buzzword, Peter Busby was figuring out how to make buildings that consumed fewer resources.

Peter Busby describes the progressive expansion of his office, and shares insights on present challenges and opportunities.

A series of projects in and around Vancouver showcase the evolution of Peter Busby's work over the 30 years since he founded his practice.