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The event aims to highlight the organization's activities and thank its valued partners.

The $560-million project establishes a new standard for sustainable and inclusive campus development for the first phase of UBC’s Lower Mall Precinct Plan.

Among the winners are Serge Filion, who was awarded the Ernest-Cormier Prize and Raymond Montpetit, who received the Gérard-Morisset Prize.

This year’s theme, "Reshaping Communities," asks the profession to explore how they can develop sustainable solutions.

The webinar aims to discuss some of the different paths for internationally trained architectural professionals to practice in Canada.

The training will be conducted through a high-quality, hands-on case study-based Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) curriculum, designed to equip…

The Ford government announced two temporary venues for Ontario Science Centre exhibitions: Sherway Gardens and Harbourfront Centre. Is the future fate of…

This year, designers are invited to explore how Winter Stations can evolve, and consider the future of the exhibition and its relationship with the public and…

Efforts to save the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre at 123 Wynford Drive have faltered after the OLT's decision to green light the site's redevelopment.

NDP leader Marit Stiles claims that Infrastructure Minister Kinga Surma has shown "preferential treatment" to Therme.

A new exhibition celebrates over 75 years of architectural education at TMU's Department of Architectural Science.

The Spirit Garden was designed by Gow Hastings Architects and Two Row Architect as a new permanent space to honour residential school survivors and all the…