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Ontario Association of Architects
Location: Ottawa, Ont.
Architect: IBI Group in association with Moriyama & Teshima Architects
OAA Design Excellence Awards Finalist
The Government of Canada Visitor Welcome...
Advocacy and the OAA: How it’s Done
By Adam Tracey
As the last post (Advocacy and the OAA: Colouring Between the Lines) detailed, the OAA must operate within the mandates enshrined in the...
Advocacy and the OAA: Colouring Between the Lines
By Adam Tracey
In Ontario, architecture is a self-regulated profession, but what does this really mean? In this two-part article, we will explore the...
Photo Credit : doublespace photographyArchitectural Credit : NORR Architectshttp://www.norr.com/global/projects/sir-john-macdonald-building-92...
Photo Credit : doublespace photographyArchitectural Credit : NORR Architectshttp://norr.com/global/projects/wellington-building-107...
You’ve probably never even heard of two of Canada’s more effective provincial and city-scale climate policies—and that’s probably not a bad thing.
The BC Energy Step Code and the City of Vancouver’s...
Location: Toronto
Date of Completion: 1917-1929
Architect: N/A
Nominated by: Suze Morrison, MPP (Toronto Centre)
“The property is a landmark within the West Don...
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Date of Completion: 1968
Architect: Schoeler & Heaton Architects Inc.
Nominated by: Joel Harden, MPP (Ottawa Centre)
“I think the trend of architectural expression...
J. William Birdsell, OAA, FRAIC
If our society is to be great, it has to work for everyone.
The provision of suitable housing that meets the needs of owners and tenants alike is essential. Yet there is an ever growing shortage of...
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