Imagine not being able to access someone’s home (or enjoy yours) because of a medical or mobility issue. The idea might seem difficult to fathom, but for many people, accessible homes are simply not...
Regenerative architecture goes far beyond reducing greenhouse gas emissions — it is about understanding our buildings as part of complex local and global ecosystems and designing strategies that...
Toronto is among the ten most expensive major housing markets in the world, and housing prices are predicted to rise again in 2020 by almost 10%, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate...
Not for Sale! is an architectural activist campaign for non-alienated housing. Architects Against Housing Alienation (AAHA) have transformed the Canada Pavilion in the Giardini into a campaign...
Join ACO Toronto for their one-day 2023 Symposium, Heritage and Housing, on September 23 at Ontario Science Centre! You may remember that the ACO already hosted their 2017 symposium on Centennial...
Based on LTL Architects’ recently published book Manual of Biogenic House Sections, this lecture presents a visually compelling argument for rethinking the material basis of architecture in a time of...
How can we reduce the environmental impact of the ways we get around and make sure no one is left behind? On November 18th, 10 am to 12 pm, join Environmental Defence, experts and community...
All those with OAA status can now register for free to attend this year’s International Architectural Roundtable, “Design Solutions for the Housing Crisis.” The event takes place at the Metro Toronto...
On January 31, please join for a screening of the award-winning documentary Someone Lives Here — the story of one man’s inspiring response to Toronto’s housing crisis. This special Canadian Film Forum...
Our cities are going through a renaissance of sorts not perhaps out of choice but out of necessity as a housing crisis consumes us. Infrastructure is dated. Sprawl threats municipalities. ...