Toronto

From coast to coast, Canadian cities are showing increased interest in so-called “missing middle” housing. The term encompasses a range of typologies—from…

In this exclusive excerpt from the book Toronto Reborn, architect and urbanist Ken Greenberg considers the merits of the Sidewalk Toronto proposal.

The 7th Active House Symposium is being held for the first time in North America in Toronto on September 16-17 at Evergreen Brick Works.  Active House is an…

The Chinese American architect's work made an impact on many parts of the world—including Canada.

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

In the history of Canadian architecture, there are few firms that can claim the deep roots of RDH Architects, which turns 100 this year.Founded by…

"It’s a building about passage and threshold, and an example of what you can do with a utilitarian infrastructure that we haven’t paid attention to for…

"I appreciated the compactness of the plan—which is very efficient with regard to minimizing the quantity of envelope—and the way the designers decided to bring…

"There is more to the project than just a façade: the units are well connected vertically and light enters the spaces in a dynamic way."

"It imagines how you could squeeze three additional dwelling units on a very small, tight site."