Projects

A Vancouver-based streetwear retailer makes a beachhead in Los Angeles.

In late 2014, the webzine urbantoronto.ca was humming with speculation over who might occupy the retail site located diagonally across from Dundas Square on the…

Making a plan for the urban outhouse.

In recent years, Calgary has built a large number of multi-purpose recreation and community centres, typically in partnership with a multitude of agencies. The…

Roadways and railways carve long, sharp cuts through the vast Canadian landscape and are often the only mark of modern human occupation. For Vancouver-based…

At its annual installation site at the Reford Gardens/Jardins de Métis, the International Garden Festival is presenting seven new landscape designs that build…

The new UBC Aquatic Centre is more than just a swimming pool: it’s a device for viewing the shifting architectural landscape at the University of British…

Architect Philip Beesley unpacks the science behind his current Royal Ontario Museum exhibition.

Love it or hate it, no-one in Montreal can ignore the new Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal—the CHUM. It is gargantuan, all three million square…

The transformation of Casey House, a groundbreaking hospital for people living with HIV and AIDS, brings dignity and intimacy.

The periphery of Brampton, Ontario, a rapidly growing satellite city in Greater Toronto’s 905 belt, can feel like the land of the giants: the arterial roads are…

Stock and sand-lime. Soft-mud and stiff-mud. These are some types of brick produced between 1889 and 1989 at what’s now the Evergreen Brick Works near downtown…