Work continues on the OAA’s Renew+Refresh Landscape Project, which is making the property around the Association’s Toronto headquarters more sustainable, accessible, and welcoming while restoring...
OAA Building Committee members - from left to right: Thomas Yeung and Susan Speigel (absent: Sheena Sharp), OAA President Lara McKendrick, OAA Executive Director Kristi Doyle, and Client Advisor Joe...
Toronto, ON –The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) is poised to launch a landscape design competition for its headquarters. Among the goals is a furthering of the Association’s Renew +...
Earlier this year in Sudbury, the OAA honoured the jury-chosen selections from the SHIFT2023 Health and Architecture Challenge, which showed how the built environment can have a positive impact on...
The OAA Headquarters has made significant progress toward achieving net-zero operation, as detailed in comprehensive reports by the National Research Council (NRC) that also show how the...
Doors Open Toronto is back this month, offering the public a unique opportunity to explore the city’s remarkable buildings of architectural, historical, cultural, and social significance. The OAA is...
Doors Open Toronto is an annual event when buildings of architectural, historic, cultural, and social significance open to the public. The OAA is participating again this year, opening its...
Collisions with the built environment account for millions of bird deaths each year. Exterior glazing is the biggest threat, as daytime collisions are associated with the reflection on the glass of...
Doors Open Toronto is an annual event when buildings of architectural, historic, cultural, and social significance open to the public. The event, which includes the OAA Headquarters at 111 Moatfield...
2022 OAA Conference Bulletin: May 3, 2022 In-Person Registration closes TOMORROW at midnight! Attend the AGM—Even if You’re Not Registered forConference OAA Awards at...