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Canada’s top architecture awards announce 2024 winners
Churchill Meadows.
life
An architecture enthusiast’s guide to bars, restaurants and cafes in reclaimed buildings
An 18-century courthouse has been adapted and, now, as Sessions Arts Club, is a Michelin-recommended restaurant in London, England.
real estate
How to build a friendly building
Rendering of Tower House, an entry in the architecture competition by the Vancouver-based non-profit group Urbanarium. This view shows the interior courtyard with the buildings beyond. One of the winning entries, Tower House, by the New York firm Studio Oh Song, featured seductive outdoor courtyards with picnic tables and play areas, all accessible to the general public.
podcast
Does heritage preservation stand in the way of housing?
Podcast
life
Today’s luxury residential trend? ‘Super-clean’ is out, comfort is in
Altius Architecture’s Cathy Garrido, in an Etobicoke, Ont., home her company recently renovated, says many high-end residential clients are looking for an “oasis in the city.”
obituary
Architect George Baird helped Toronto reinvent itself in the 1970s
George BAIRD Toronto. Architect Architect George Baird sits in front of Harbourfront 2000 plan.
architecture
Berlin’s museums bring beauty from the rubble
Alex Bozikovic.
opinion
Architect Raymond Moriyama built bold, big ideas that we must now save from small thinking
Alex Bozikovic
newsletter
To heel or not to heel? Plus, how to start a mentorship off on the right foot
opinion
Toronto’s University College gets a bold new chapter
Alex Bozikovic
architecture
At Montreal’s Insectarium, the architecture burrows, hops and flies
Alex Bozikovic
the architourist
Calming design for a frenetic world
Dave LeBlanc
art & architecture
Architecture and curiosity drive Phyllis Lambert’s new photo book
Phyllis Lambert at the Centre Canadien d'Architecture in Montreal on June 28, 2023.
real estate
Kawartha cottage ‘The Birdhouse’ a journey from shadow to light
opinion
Intriguing new University of Toronto exhibit explores Antarctica’s architecture of the extremes
Alex Bozikovic
home & design
New wing of the American Museum of Natural History offers respite from the concrete jungle
From the top of the staircase in the Kenneth C. Griffin Exploration Atrium of the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, visitors can take in the full scope of the five-story Griffin Atrium, including spectacular views of the third-floor bridge, apertures throughout, the Susan and Peter J. Solomon Family Insectarium on the first floor, and the Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium on the second level. The staircase is designed with deep treads and high risers on one side, allowing visitors to gather for rest and conversation and providing seating for programs.
british columbia
UBC students construct one of Canada’s first ‘carbon-minimal’ hempcrete buildings
The UBC sign is pictured at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver on April 23, 2019. The president of the University of British Columbia says the emergence of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 means classes are going back online at both its Vancouver and Okanagan campuses.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward
opinion
Lessons from architect Ron Thom: Beauty matters
Alex Bozikovic
obituary
Blanche Lemco van Ginkel was a key figure in 20th-century architecture
opinion
Even if public enthusiasm wobbles, Canada’s monarchy is here to stay
Joseph Clarke
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