Roger du Toit was a decorated architect, landscape architect and planner with project experience in Canada and other parts of the world.

As an architecture student in New Zealand 30 years ago, Rau Hoskins was taught little about the design contributions of his Maori ancestors. “Through the…

In spite of several hundred years of difficult challenges that include culturally destructive colonial strategies, many Indigenous communities are…

Patrick Reid Stewart, Ph.D., MRAIC (Nisga’a) Associate Professor, McEwen School of Architecture Professeur agrégé, École d’architecture McEwen As chair of…

Canada’s centennial in 1967 arrived with a sense of decided optimism, as the country entered a period of explosive growth. Roger du Toit, this year’s RAIC…

Creative studio no hands profiles photographer Christopher Ryan as he documents the cities around him.

An iconic landmark at Humber College serves as a gathering place for a fast-growing and diverse student population.

In this unpublished text from 2011, George Baird reflects on a visit to Barton Myers' iconic California home.

A minimalist house in rural Nova Scotia is maximally generous in its sweeping views, simple comforts, and thoughtful architectural gestures.

A luxurious bungalow stems from the initial move of pulling at the corners of a familiar shape.