Edmonton city council votes to eliminate parking minimums
Edmonton City Council has voted to remove minimum parking requirements from Edmonton’s Zoning Bylaw. Starting July 2, 2020, developers, homeowners and…
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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 Convention Centre gets a poetic update with Canada’s largest BIPV system
The update of Edmonton Convention Centre’s iconic multi-level atrium that follows the slope of Edmonton’s river valley is nearing completion. The update…
Governor General’s Medal Winner: Borden Park Natural Swimming Pool
WINNER OF A 2020 GOVERNOR GENERAL'S MEDAL IN ARCHITECTURE
LOCATION Edmonton, Alberta
ARCHITECT gh3 architecture
PHOTOS gh3*
The Borden Park Natural…
Governor General’s Medal Winner: RTC 03
WINNER OF A 2020 GOVERNOR GENERAL'S MEDAL IN ARCHITECTURE
LOCATION Edmonton, Alberta
ARCHITECT gh3 architecture
PHOTOS gh3*
The built environment plays…
Governor General’s Medal Winner: South Haven Centre for Remembrance
WINNER OF A 2020 GOVERNOR GENERAL'S MEDAL IN ARCHITECTURE
LOCATION Edmonton, Alberta
ARCHITECT SHAPE Architecture with PECHET Studio and Group 2…
Edmonton’s Missing Middle
A recent competition for missing middle housing is part of Edmonton’s ongoing campaign for quality architecture.
State of the Nation: Alberta
Alberta Alberta’s economy follows a boom-and-bust cycle, tracking energy prices. The crash of the oil market has been devastating for the private sector as well…
Edmonton Valley Zoo: ABOVE
The “Above Zone” forms part of the Edmonton Valley Zoo’s ambitious redevelopment of its historic Children’s Precinct. With immersive landscapes and a “child’s…
DIALOG launches youth architecture camp in Edmonton
Two things are not happening in Edmonton that put us at a disadvantage when designing our city. First, there’s very little —if any— exposure to architecture as…