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State of the Nation: Alberta
Alberta Alberta’s economy follows a boom-and-bust cycle, tracking energy prices. The crash of the oil market has been devastating for the private sector as well…
State of the Nation: British Columbia
British Columbia is leading the charge on sustainability in Canada. Starting in 2017, the province’s Energy Step Code has provided an incremental approach to…
Embodied Carbon: The Blindspot of the Buildings Industry
Embodied carbon will be responsible for almost half of total new construction emissions between now and 2050.
Editorial: Generation Gap
This month’s issue reports on the state of architecture across Canada. It’s based on interviews with almost 50 architects, from firms of different sizes and…
Book Review: Concrete Montreal Map
Map by France Vanlaethem (Blue Crow Media, 2019)
While hard-copy maps may seem retrograde in the age of smartphones, they’re still an invaluable tool for…
Book Review: The Long Now
Published by Art Gallery of York University, 2018
Tamira Sawatzky is an architect. Elle Flanders is a filmmaker. Together they are more than either of…
Legacy Firm: RDHA
In the history of Canadian architecture, there are few firms that can claim the deep roots of RDH Architects, which turns 100 this year.
Founded by…
Sustainable design is a rollercoaster ride
As a global leader in entertainment projects, Toronto-based design firm FORREC has an opportunity to impact environments, the people who experience them and the…
Editorial: On Thinning Ice
Architects must find new ways of constructing that will address the unfolding climate crisis.
Spanish Tiles Go Green
Every February, the city of Valencia, Spain, plays host to Cevisama, an international fair for ceramic tile. The words “Spanish tile” may conjure up…
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