The biannual celebration of excellence in drywall design and craftsmanship has returned with six projects in Canada having received the accolade.
A wayfinding scheme for Toronto’s new Ontario Court of Justice is an intricate hierarchical system that integrates with the interior’s custom wall panels and complements the minimalist architecture of Renzo Piano’s first building in Canada.
The three-story centre aims to improve healthcare accessibility and prioritizes sustainability with energy-efficient features and waste management practices.
With the help of Patriarche, Gearbox unveiled its first studio in Montréal, which draws inspiration from the urban energy and industrial heritage of the City’s Old Port neighbourhood.
Food halls have turned Canada’s approach to commercial and communal dining spaces upside down as they spread from coast to coast.
21 teams from different architecture and engineering firms across the city participated in the 22nd edition of CANstruction Toronto, which helps to raise awareness and give back to people struggling with hunger.
This cozy chalet in Collingwood, Ontario, designed by Atelier RZLBD, takes a unique approach to architecture and forms an image of a cat lying on the ground.
This garden, located in the heart of the Collège de Maisonneuve in Montréal, was redeveloped to make the area more user-friendly, functional, and organized, for students and the general public.
The almost $400 million renovation has transitioned the 35-year-old stadium to feel more like a ballpark.
OpenROM aims to attract more visitors to the museum and work on the project is set to begin early this year.