Projects

This house, whose name means "The Flying Eagle," is located in Cap-à-l'Aigle in the region of Charlevoix in Quebec.

La SHED Architecture preserves the area’s vernacular architecture while adopting a resolutely contemporary appearance that reflects the company’s image.

The house of sculptor Jacek Jarnuszkiewicz is a product of collaboration between the client, sculptor, and YH2 Architecture.

A series of workplaces for a Canadian e-commerce company blurs the lines between business and leisure.

A bold cultural centre in Montreal's west end is a playful, yet highly disciplined composition that makes clever connections to its surroundings.

A purveyor of skin care products puts a refreshingly original approach to design at the core of its boutiques.

The Canadian Pavilion is the first pavilion to be located outside in the Giardini during its 40-year history, since the beginning of the Venice Architecture…

The “Blanche” Chalet's simple and pure architecture gently complements the landscape of Charlevoix in a modern fashion.

Architectural criticism is in a state of flux and malleability as it attempts to adjust and remain relevant within the changing context of mass communication.

Marie-Pier Bourret-Lafleur, a French literature graduate student at McGill University, reviews the Marc-Favreau Library, designed by Dan Hanganu Architectes.

Kristen Smith, an architecture student at Ryerson University, reviews Ryerson’s new Student Learning Centre, designed by Snøhetta and Zeidler Partnership…

Over the next few months, the RAIC will announce new program and advocacy initiatives aimed at strengthening architectural practice, raising the profile of…