Canadian Architect


Sector
Urban Design + Planning

View Into the Library From Sherbourne Street

Boundary Condition

A Community Centre Reinvigorates a Long-Neglected Neighbourhood and Facilitates Its Integration Into the Community.

The Proposed First Stages of Residential Redevelopment for Lebreton Flats.

Flats on the Flats

The Lands Adjacent to Canada's New War Museum Will Be Redeveloped Into Dwelling Units That Reinterpret the Historic Duality of the Site.

a Series of Overpasses on the Way to Pearson International Airport.

Roadscapes

Ontario's Highway Infrastructure Provides An Unexpected, Compelling and Dynamic Architectural Experience.

The Making of a New Regent Park: Challenges to Revitalization

The Making of a New Regent Park: Challenges to Revitalization


Texture City: Exploring the Contemporary City at the Art Gallery of Calgary

Texture City: Exploring the Contemporary City at the Art Gallery of Calgary


Nominations open for the 24th annual Mississauga Urban Design Awards

Nominations open for the 24th annual Mississauga Urban Design Awards


The Design Exchange features leading architecture from the Netherlands

The Design Exchange features leading architecture from the Netherlands


AIBC Architectural Tours of Nelson, BC

AIBC Architectural Tours of Nelson, BC


Submission deadline for inaugural Mayor’s Urban Design Awards (MUDA) in Calgary

Submission deadline for inaugural Mayor’s Urban Design Awards (MUDA) in Calgary


Peter Dickinson's Maisonette Towers completed in 1958 formed part of the second phase of the Regent Park redevelopment, and received a Massey Silver Medal that year. Today, these towers have come to symbolize the many faults of a different era of city planning, while the architecture itself contains many postwar innovations such as through-floor living units. Seminal to the history of Toronto, the future of these buildings is unknown.

A Clean Slate?

The Toronto Community Housing Corporation begins the process of reinventing the legendary Regent Park.