It is a pop culture joke that fitness centres make the bulk of their yearly revenue in January, off of the memberships that come from people’s New Year’s resolutions to get fit and lose weight. Packed gyms in the first few weeks of the year become ghost towns by March as people lose resolution convictions.…
Fifty years after the tremendously successful Expo 67, Montreal will again host a design-oriented world-class event. From October 14 to 25, 2017 this UNESCO 'City of Design' will showcase all the disciplines of design by hosting the 2017 World Design Summit. Through the collaboration of 50 international organizations, the Summit's objectives will be to establish…
Jody Ciufo assumes her duties at the RAIC in December. The board of directors warmly thanks interim executive director Bruce Lorimer for his invaluable contribution
Digital Imagery allows exceptional flexibility for design creativity. Customers can select professional quality images from the Móz Library, or can submit their own high resolution photos for printing.
The talents of a generation, the vitality of made-in-Montréal design
This is a very rare opportunity for those interested in architecture and cities, including students and design professionals, to hear the renowned Pritzker Prize–winning architect reflect on his inspiring career and work.
Beaufurn, the manufacturer of fashion-forward, functional designs announced today that it is introducing the Opus Collection. The durable polycarbonate shell is both practical and comfortable, making these chairs appropriate for in-door restaurant, café, food court and university applications
Manon Gauthier, member of the Montréal Executive Committee responsible for Culture, Heritage, Design, Space for Life and the Status of Women, invites Montréal designers and architects to submit projects for the second edition of the Shenzhen Design Award for Young Talents. The competition, an initiative of Shenzhen, a UNESCO City of Design, aims to recognize…
A New Level of Barstool Comfort with Environmental Design: Convo from Gunlocke
Brian Curtner, a founding principal of Quadrangle Architects, passed away from cancer on Aug, 15, 2015, at the age of 64. Curtner and cofounder Les Klein formed Quadrangle in 1986, and over the past 29 years, built a firm that now has a staff of 140 and a portfolio of projects throughout Toronto, across Canada and…