Industrial Architecture

Luminato Festival, Toronto's global multi-arts festival, will #TurnOnTheHearn this summer, transforming Toronto’s iconic decommissioned power plant, the…

The new Société de transport de Montréal (STM)'s Stinson Transport Centre, located in Montreal’s St-Laurent district, has opened. The Centre accommodates 300…

It is surprising to reflect on how challenging it was to convince authorities—and Vancouver at large—to preserve Granville Island’s industrial past in the…

Hamilton is called “Steel Town” but it is so much more. On Wednesday, November 5, 2014, discover Hamilton from its early roots through industry,…

Currently on show at Toronto’s Daniel Faria Gallery from September 11-November 1, 2014 is recent work by acclaimed Canadian-born artist Mark Lewis.Lewis…

Toronto is experiencing a shift in the role heritage plays in the contemporary use of cultural landscapes. ICOMOS Canada and the Centre for City Ecology have…

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

Exciting new spaces for two established galleries are the latest additions to an emerging cultural precinct in a gritty East Vancouver industrial district.

A meandering walkway by Quebec-bred artist George Trakas dares us to dip our toes into New York City's polluted Newtown Creek.

Montreal's fourth annual Luminothrapie festival animates the downtown Quartier des Spectacles with site-specific installations and video art.