Editorial: From Zardini to Borasi
On September 11, the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) announced a major change in its leadership. Director Mirko Zardini will be stepping down at the…
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Coming this Fall: Canadian Modern Architecture, 1967 to the Present
Co-published by Canadian Architect and Princeton Architectural Press, the book Canadian Modern Architecture, 1967 to the present, will be released on October…
Letter to the Editor: Star Struck
How can we expand the discussion of women architects beyond the boundaries of the star system?
Phyllis Lambert urges SFU to reconsider demolition of Erickson/Massey…
As part of its plans to expand student housing on campus, Simon Fraser University (SFU) is planning to demolish Madge Hogarth House, one of the original…
Film review: City Dreamers
A documentary looks at the city-building contributions of four extraordinary North American women.
Canadians consider Notre Dame reconstruction
Domestic and international reaction to the Paris blaze has been swift. But is this flurry of activity happening too quickly? And does it sufficiently account…
City Dreamers premiering at Montreal International Documentary Festival
Celebrating women pioneers in architecture and urbanism, Joseph Hillel's new film City Dreamers chronicles the accomplishments of four seminal urban figures.…
Dan Hanganu: An Appreciation
The architecture of Dan Hanganu has a strong and authentic presence. In contrast to the weak, mealy-mouthed or too-clever-by-half developer projects, or the…
Industrial designers Rainville-Sangaré win 2017 Phyllis Lambert Grant
Montreal's Bureau du design has awarded this year’s Phyllis Lambert Grant to industrial designers Rainville-Sangaré. Previous recipients were also on hand to…
Lambert’s Legacy
Phyllis Lambert looks back on a life spent in the service of architecture in an exhibition at the CCA.