Developed in collaboration with industry and academic partners, the modular timber system is based on a rationalized structural grid, a concise kit of prefabricated components, modular planning ...
Last February, Canadian Architect was invited to Spain’s Castellón province to attend Time of Spain, an initiative co-hosted ...
Governor General’s Award juror Colin Ripley discusses how this year’s winners confront global debates with seriousness and ...
When housing design ignores inhabitants' realities, dwellings become obsolete. As households change, people are forced to ...
Each year, billions of birds migrate across vast ranges spanning the Americas. For many, the journey is fatal. In Canada, ...
The competition is now open for submissions. This year’s deadline for submissions is Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
Eligible projects are those meeting at least one of the following conditions: a) the project must be located in Canada; and/or b) the work must be done by a practice headquartered in Canada If you are ...
On June 29, 2026, the National accessArts Centre (NaAC), presented by TD, officially broke ground on its Accessible Arts Learning Campus in Calgary, Alberta, marking a major milestone in the ...
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Colin Ripley's The House is (Not) a Prison: On the Queerness of Architecture and Milena Charbit's Architectures lesbiennes: Subversions du lien, de l’intime et de l’espace.
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