Twenty-seven years after its completion, the Musée de la civilisation's success has hinged on the architectural form given to its institutional program and its…

Canadian-trained Nelson Chow is one of Hong Kong's emerging design talents.

Located on Toronto’s bustling Yonge Street, Snøhetta’s boldly graphic light-filled building funnels students into its dynamic interior spaces.

Heavily inspired by Art Nouveau and Spanish design, the organic forms of Bar Raval’s CNC-milled mahogany interior seduce patrons—perhaps even more so than the…

A discussion of the national and cultural context of 1955 sheds light on the beginnings of The Canadian Architect, as it was then known.

Graham Livesey reports on Clareview Community Recreation Centre, one of many significant contributions that Teeple Architects has made to Alberta over the past…

The Fort McMurray airport is a rare jewel in the region: an assertion that industrial buildings don’t have to be ugly; that even tough guys appreciate nice…

Completed in 1976, Grande Prairie Regional College (GPRC), designed by Douglas Cardinal, FRAIC, was an early embodiment of many of the architect’s principles of…

The public success of Nathan Philips Square can make us almost forget, at least for a moment, the criticisms and controversies that have dogged its renovation…

A pavilion-like competition and training facility for rowers takes advantage of the calm waters of an ex-shipping canal in Southern Ontario.