With its idyllic setting facing the Saint John River opposite the Provincial Legislature, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery has been a distinguished presence in…

A block west of Olympic Stadium in Montreal, the Guido-Nincheri Park reclaims that small corner of the urban realm from the automobile, creating a new…

"Only in Manitoba do we have to build hills,” says Peter Sampson,  co-principal with Liz Wreford of Public City Architecture. Although Saskatchewanites might…

Anyone with an even passing familiarity with Toronto’s history knows that late 19th-century railways and post-war highways posed an existential threat to Fort…

An entrepreneurial design team winterizes the pop-up restaurant.

Completed on time and on budget, the world's tallest mass-timber building is ready for its close-up.

Ever since the first OPEC oil crisis of the early 1970s, I have been fascinated by the concept of the “urban farmhouse”—an urban yet off-grid, self-sufficient…

Directors and designers of museums are rethinking the end-use of the typology. Are they hallowed halls of education and spiritual replenishment, like…

In downtown Montreal, in response to longstanding requests for a dance centre in Quebec, the Espace danse Wilder Building has finally arisen. Centred on the…

Saskatoon, considered by many to be a charmingly scenic but sleepy 
community, was for most of its existence overshadowed by the country’s more glamorous…