OAA Announces Selections for SHIFT2021 Challenge
The Ontario Association of Architects’ (OAA) biennial SHIFT Challenge event celebrates five ideas that “exemplify how architectural thinking is uniquely…
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SAPL announces winners of the CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition
The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary has announced the winners of an international design ideas competition at…
Jury named for Block 2 Competition
The jury has been named for the Block 2 international design competition in Ottawa. The Block 2 project aims to redevelop the existing property and buildings…
Winning team announced for Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and Waterfront Arts District
This morning, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (AGNS) announced that the team of KPMB Architects with Omar Gandhi Architect, Jordan Bennett Studio, Elder Lorraine…
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia unveils competing designs for waterfront arts district
Three competing conceptual designs for the new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and waterfront arts district in Halifax have been unveiled, and will be publicly…
Montreal designer wins international competition to reimagine Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge Forest, a design that reimagines the Brooklyn Bridge as an icon of climate action and social equity, has been selected as the winner of the…
Is ‘missing middle’ financially viable?
Cities across Canada are exploring the missing middle as opportunities to welcome more homes and people in their communities. The term "missing middle"…
Edmonton’s Missing Middle
A recent competition for missing middle housing is part of Edmonton’s ongoing campaign for quality architecture.
Design Exchange Names StudioAC the 2019 RBC Canadian Emerging Designer Competition…
Design Exchange (DX), in partnership with RBC Foundation, has announced Toronto’s Studio for Architecture & Collaboration (StudioAC) the winner of the 2019…
Canadians consider Notre Dame reconstruction
Domestic and international reaction to the Paris blaze has been swift. But is this flurry of activity happening too quickly? And does it sufficiently account…