Transportation infrastructure influences the shape of cities for centuries. The road pattern of ancient Rome still provides settings for a thousand sidewalk…

Canada’s lead architect at the 2018 Venice biennale contemplates the past, present and future.

Across Canada, provincial and municipal levels of government are also raising performance requirements and establishing roadmaps for reaching Net Zero energy…

This week, Toronto's Atelier rzlbd is holding a book launch and opening a paired gallery exhibit at 401 Richmond Street's Urbanspace Gallery. RZLBD HOPSCOTCH:…

The CCA explores a groundbreaking architectural education mode.

A rooftop laboratory yields a bounty of information.

At La Biennale di Venezia, that six-month-long cultural Olympics, the oddly shaped  Canadian Pavilion has long vexed the many architects and artists…

Recounting the trials — and joys — of building a Canadian home that meets the "Passivhaus" standard.

Although Italy’s CERSAIE trade fair in Bologna at the end of September is synonymous with ceramic tile, entire halls at this vast annual event showcase the…

In 2014, Álvaro Siza donated his extensive archive of built and unbuilt projects since 1958 to three institutions, – the Serralves Foundation in Oporto, the…