The University of British Columbia School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (UBC SALA) has named Ouri Scott and Mari Fujita as the recipients of the 2026 Margolese Design for Living Prize. Th...

A Home Away from Home PROJECT Indigenous House, University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, Toronto, Ontario ARCHITECTS Formline Architecture + Urbanism in association with LGA Architectural Partners PH...

Submissions for this year’s AFBC Architectural Achievement Awards are now open. The awards recognize architects, students, and members of the profession who have used their knowledge, experience, and ...

À vos agendas! L'équipe d'ASFQ est heureuse d'annoncer le grand retour de la Soirée des Grands A, au Marché Bonsecours à Montréal, le jeudi 13 novembre 2025 dès 17h30.

The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) has announced 100Phyllis, a year-long program of exhibitions, conversations, publications, films, research, and public programs in Montréal and beyond to mar...

How do campus buildings support student learning experiences, culture and wellbeing? Join architect Andrew Frontini of Perkins&Will Toronto, designer of the Hazel McCallion...

CSA Group has released a new National Standard of Canada called CSA Z251, Design of volumetric modular structures, for the design of volumetric modular buildings, establishing a common technical frame...

Mount Pleasant Group and Space for GriefTM have created free, outdoor displays across 10 cemeteries in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), featuring public art, nature, and elements of Toronto's history. ...

Take a seat. Pull up a chair. Make yourself at home. Make yourself comfortable. Find a spot to rest for a while. These are all expressions that suggest we find a way to sit and have a break. We might ...

The Design Industry Advisory Committee (DIAC), in partnership with bulthaup Toronto, presents The Frankfurt Kitchen & bulthaup: Images of Innovation, an exhibition celebrating one of the most in...

Modernist architect Barton Myers passed away on August 12, 2026, in Connecticut. The Virginia-born architect established himself as a leading force in North American design throughout a career that sp...

Internationally acclaimed Kuwaiti artist Monira Al Qadiri’s iridescent 17-foot sculpture, First Sun, is now on view at the Lassonde Art Trail. First Sun, Al Qadiri’s first public artwork, is a painted...

Over the past six years, Toronto photographers Vid Ingelevics and Ryan Walker have been documenting the transformation of Toronto’s Port Lands. The $1.35 billion project has involved flood protecting ...

An exhibition called SAY IT LOUD - Toronto, a collaboration of BAIDA (the Black Architects and Interior Designers Association), SOSA (the Society of South Asian Architects), and DAS-TMU (the Departmen...

Architects Against Housing Alienation (AAHA) has launched a new public website bringing together student work from End Housing Alienation Now!, a cross-Canada architecture Superstudio that brought tog...

Due to popular demand, we have extended this year's deadline for submissions to the Canadian Architect Awards to Friday, September 18, 2026, 11:59 pm Pacific Time. For 59 years, Canadian Architect has...

Design Vancouver Festival (DVF)—a citywide, community-driven festival hosted by Vancouver’s architecture and design community—is returning to the city this week. Through open studios, walking tours, t...

Due to popular demand, we have extended this year's deadline for submissions to the Canadian Architect Awards to Friday, September 18, 2026, 11:59 pm Pacific Time. For 59 years, Canadian Architect has...

“[…] all things are in motion and nothing is at rest... you cannot go into the same [river] twice” -  Plato, Cratylus[1] A global view with 78 perspectives Whether changes are deliberate or unintentio...

Unboxed: the topography of Josh Owen August 28 - September 20, 2026 Opening reception: Friday, September 4 6:00 - 9:00 pm Free // All Welcome Gallery walk and talk with Josh Owen: Saturday, September ...

Housing on the Line, a conceptual project and architectural exhibition conceived and initiated by Superkül, will open to the public on Thursday, September 24, 2026, in Toronto's Liberty Village. Devel...

Kollectif, in collaboration with Guillaume Fafard of Quinzhee and Gil Hardy of NÓS, has announced the program for the 2026 edition of the “Hey, Salut l’archi!” architecture tours, taking place as part...

Two areas of Toronto’s waterfront are set to host temporary public spaces for arts, culture, gathering and community activity. Launching Friday, September 18, Public Pier is a collaborative public rea...

An addition to the University of Victoria’s Law building is tailored to host the world’s first joint professional degree in common and Indigenous

Due to popular demand, we have extended this year's deadline for submissions to the Canadian Architect Awards to Friday, September 18, 2026, 11:59 pm Pacific Time. For 59 years, Canadian Architect has...

The RAIC has opened its call for submissions for its annual awards. The RAIC Gold Medal, the Architectural Practice Award, the Emerging Architectural Practice Award, the RAIC Advocate for Architecture...

Submissions for the Canada Council for the Arts’ Prix de Rome in Architecture – Professional, Prix de Rome in Architecture – Emerging Practitioners, and J.B.C. Watkins Award: Architecture are being ac...

The four-day event will feature keynote speakers and conversations, alongside the return of ILLUMINATE, Studio North and Prototype, two days of professional seminars, and the IDS

This year’s deadline for submissions is Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

The 2026/27 season kicks off in New York before heading to Toronto (Nov. 4-7) and Vancouver (Nov 10-15).

Registration deadline is September 9 for the competition, which is open to students and young professionals with up to five years of experience in architecture, heritage preservation, planning, landsc...

The SHIFT2027 Challenge invites those in the profession to bring their design sensibilities to envision Ontario streets that are inclusive, versatile, sustainable, safe, welcoming, and enjoyable place...

François-Luc Giraldeau's Opposites Attract: ACDF au fil des contrastes offers a behind-the-scenes look at a prominent Quebec firm.

Participants are encouraged to reinterpret the timeless principles of the Persian garden, including harmony, geometry, water, nature, and cultural memory, within a contemporary urban context.

If urbanisation changes rainfall, even slightly, the effects can reach large populations through flooding, stormwater design, water supply and infrastructure planning.

This year's theme for the President's Medal for Outstanding Housing Research is "Modernizing Canada's Housing Industry."

Fellowship is bestowed for life and is one of the highest honours the RAIC can confer upon a Member.

As cities spend billions adapting to extreme heat, planting design may matter as much as planting quantity.

Presented with Sonic Boom In association with the art exhibition “Where Walls Meet Sky” In June 2024 St. Anne’s Anglican Church was destroyed by a tragic f...

Sarah Bonnemaison reviews two books: 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 ...

We are pleased to announce the jury for the 2026 Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence.

The installation was created by Université Laval Master of Architecture students Charles-Antoine Lauzon and Marie-Laurence Durand of Québec, Canada, under the mentorship of Agence Spatiale.

Designed by Public City Architecture, this landmark is born from the tragic history of the LGBT Purge and stands as a permanent declaration of queer resilience.

Many retrofit projects pursue net-zero or other performance targets focused primarily on operational carbon. To achieve these operational targets, a building typically needs to undertake a deep energy...