Canadian Architect in collaboration with Twenty + Change, a non-profit promoting Canadian architects' ideas and work exchange, have selected 20 budding Canadian for the sixth edition of the "Twenty +...
Over the past few years, a new type of building has cropped up around the world: the “climate center.” These education spaces range in use from academic centers to nonprofit research institutions and...
Since its inaugural edition at the turn of the millennium, the International Garden Festival at Reford Gardens has evolved into one of North America’s leading avenues for exploring new ideas in...
Hundreds of architects and experts converged at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre in May for the OAA’s 2024 Conference. This three-day event tackled the critical challenges of designing safe...
Libraries have long been a place of creative and professional growth, and a new branch of the Kitchener Public Library, which broke ground last October, is no exception. While housing a recording...
In this interview, Lloyd Alter speaks about the state of architectural education and what we need to do as educators, architects, homeowners, and citizens to achieve the drastic reductions in carbon...
Globally, two billion additional homes will be required to be built over the next 75 years. This will only add more pressure within the housing sector, which is already responsible for 17-21% of...
Architects and designers should become B Corp certified so they can benchmark their environmental and social progress against companies in other sectors, says Peter Fisher, director at architecture...
Tragedy, protest, insurrection, and political turmoil have led to a renewed awareness of racial injustice and democratic instability. These issues create new challenges for users and designers of...
Canadians want public spaces that are welcoming for everyone and see room for improvement in how their communities are built. In an Angus Reid Poll released in April, Canadians are near-unanimous in...