community centre

The City of Toronto and Perkins&Will have unveiled the design for one of Ontario and Toronto’s first net-zero operational carbon community centres, setting…

PROJECT Clayton Community Centre, Surrey, British Columbia ARCHITECT hcma Architecture + Design TEXT Jim Sutherland PHOTOS doublespace photography, unless…

The new Canoe Landing Campus by ZAS Architects houses a $65 million community recreation centre, public and Catholic elementary schools and a childcare centre…

A renovated clubhouse retains the spirit of Osler Bluff’s original timber-built lodge.

Cohlmeyer Architecture reuses a dismantled home kit as the basis for a new First Nations cultural centre in northwest Ontario.

TEXT Darryl Condon, Managing Principal, and Melissa Higgs, Principal, HCMA For many neighbourhoods, community centres are the single most important space for…

The shuttering of community spaces around the world, in the hope of limiting the spread of COVID-19, created an oddly shared global experience of…

ARCHITECT Patkau Architects PHOTOS James Dow, unless otherwise noted The Temple of Light sits atop a cliff overlooking Kootenay Lake in British Columbia’s…

PROJECT Bibliothèque de Drummondville, Drummondville, Québec ARCHITECTS Chevalier Morales in consortium with DMA architectes TEXT Odile Hénault PHOTOS…

Toronto is, by many accounts, the world’s most multi-cultural city, in a country that prides itself on diversity and inclusion. But it wasn’t always that way.…

PROJECT Springdale Library & Komagata Maru Park, Brampton, Ontario ARCHITECT RDH Architects TEXT Jocelyn Lambert Squires PHOTOS Nic Lehoux Nestled…

An athletic centre bridges between town and gown, with users from both the community and university.

A multi-use centre in Regina takes on a deep integration of program, where space can instantly serve different groups.

On Thursday, August 29, the Green Gables Heritage Place Visitor Centre in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, celebrates its grand opening. Dignitaries…

Procurement is a big issue for architects across the country, including for Ontario architects who work in the institutional sector. Public- private…

Ten years ago, the thriving market in oil, gas and potash led to a “Saskaboom,” which brought along plenty of work for architects. The economy has declined…