OAA

The OAA announced the theme for its second biennial SHIFT Challenge as resiliency. The organization challenges entrants to explore the intersection of…

As I write this in mid-October, it is a critical time for architects across the country to make important choices. In Ontario, as well as many of the other…

Thank you for shining a light on the enormous blind spot of our industry—embodied energy—in July’s issue of Canadian Architect.  Anthony Pak’s observation that…

Earlier this summer, the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) launched a Practice Tip to help architects decipher the language of RFPs and client-architect…

Ontario Place was already on the upswing by 2010, attendance almost doubled in 2011 and the park was expected to break even by 2015. One year after reopening in…

I continue to marvel at the number of my peers whose children have also gone on to pursue architecture as a profession. In my own case, I probably should…

The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) is pleased to announce the election of Kathleen Kurtin, OAA, MRAIC, to serve as OAA President for a one-year term.…

Toronto, ON – The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) has submitted a targeted set of recommendations to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing,…

Launched this year, the SHIFT Architecture Challenge is a new Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) program created to highlight the distinct contribution…

The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) is now accepting nominations for the following Service Awards — G. Randy Roberts Service Award and the Honour Roll.…