Gehry was not driven by a political or philosophical stance. Instead, he was interested in how people would react to the ...

The development represents one of the most significant one-time municipal land investments in community housing in Canadian ...

Quebec’s Federation of Documentary Communities has announced the winners of the 2025 Architecture Prize.

As Waterloo Region’s first net-zero community building, the Kitchener Public Library Southwest Branch aims to set a precedent ...

This year’s Canadian Architect Awards was one of the most competitive in the past decade. Jurors Alison Brooks, Sonia Gagné, and Kelly Buffey met in Toronto to consider 184 project submissions to the ...

The past year saw an abundance of new books of interest to Canadian architects—many of them authored by Canadian designers. As the holidays approach, we’re rounding up this year’s best books. You may ...

The jury commends the formal and material choices, which meet both the acoustic and structural criteria of the program. The civic and community-building dimension of the project is its greatest ...

This work takes place in Blanc-Sablon, an isolated coastal village on Quebec’s Lower North Shore, disconnected from provincial roads. Materials, food, and even prefabricated houses arrive here by sea.

Ottawa architect Martin Tite’s new book The Way Things Are is structured around short personal reflections on the practice of architecture. Over the current month, we are publishing a series of ...

This monumental project signals a new relationship between Vancouver’s diverse communities, its Indigenous Peoples and its waterfront histories. The building’s three dimensional form—essentially a ...

This new tower engages with Montreal’s identity through its concrete panel envelope, whose complex and dynamic assembly recalls iconic landmarks such as the Château Champlain and the Radio-Canada ...

This photograph was taken in the main atrium of the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s seminal mid-century modern building, completed in 1971, and designed by Gustavo da Roza in collaboration with Number Ten ...