Toronto architects present alternative design vision for The Foundry
Imagine… An urban oasis that is safe, enlightening and engaging. A dynamic open space for festivals, performances, and celebrations big and small. A hub for…
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adaptive reuse
Après-Ski Sanctuary: The Osler Bluff Ski Club Clubhouse, Town of the Blue…
A renovated clubhouse retains the spirit of Osler Bluff’s original timber-built lodge.
Setting Up Shop: Grand Marché de Québec, Quebec City, Quebec
PROJECT Grand Marché de Québec, Quebec City, Quebec
ARCHITECTS Bisson associés + Atelier Pierre Thibault
TEXT Olivier Vallerand
PHOTOS Maxime Brouillet…
Fleming College A-Wing, Sutherland Campus, Peterborough, Ontario
This fall, students at Fleming College’s Sutherland Campus in Peterborough, Ontario, are enjoying a facility that has been revitalized by Toronto-based…
RAIC Award of Merit for Innovation in Architecture: West Block Rehabilitation…
Location Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario
Architect Architecture49 and EVOQ Architecture, architects in joint venture
The restoration of the West Block, the…
Back to Essentials: SSENSE Montréal, Old Montreal, Quebec
PROJECT SSense Montréal
ARCHITECTS David Chipperfield Architects (design architect) with Aedifica (local architect)
When you call the SSENSE phone number,…
NEUF architect(e)s Reconstructs Henry Birks’s Jewellery Store into a…
Originally built in 1894 on Phillips Square for Henry Birks’s jewellery store, and designed by Montréal architect Edward Maxwell, Birks building underwent…
Westinghouse HQ remakes Hamilton heritage landmark
A historic landmark that once stood proud in Hamilton and defined its east end is set to become a new energetic hub for commercial and cultural activities,…
House Leader: West Block Rehabilitation Project, Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario
In a two-decade-long project, Parliament Hill’s West Block has been meticulously restored, and a monumental glass roof added over its courtyard to crown the…
Running on Time: Senate of Canada Building, Ottawa, Ontario
Housed in a former train station, the new Senate of Canada Building sits at the junction of nineteenth-century craft and twenty-first-century technology.