architecture

Canada’s centennial spurred a slew of architectural glories. But 50 years later, a truly great monument would be a design for a better country

Architecture professor David Fortin explains why ’nothing about the building would reflect Indigenous people’

On the visceral reaction to his Château Laurier reboot, the privilege of iconic buildings—and what he was trying to say

Geoff Manaugh gives us a thief’s-eye-view of urban design

Book review: Full of cocktail-party tidbits, Witold Rybczynski’s lucid essay collection showcases the best and worst in architecture’s history

A man with a curious obsession and an unusual partner are reviving a tiny Newfoundland outpost, beam by beam

Stacked on leafy buildings, floating above an alley: creative expressions of urban density are popping up in surprising places

Rem Koolhaas’s vision for architecture’s biggest fair is oddly glum, and often wrong

After 60 years of being forgotten the doyenne of landscape architecture gets her due

Three years ago I was assigned to look into the state of public libraries in Canada and was delighted, and I admit a touch...