Northern Canada

PROJECT Old Crow Community Centre, Old Crow, Yukon  ARCHITECT Kobayashi + Zedda Architects  TEXT Adele Weder  PHOTOS Andrew Latreille  Arriving…

The Architectural League's Emerging Voices Reports is a new digital series, created in lieu of live lectures for the 2020 Emerging Voices program. While two of…

A revamp of a Whitehorse museum creates a new, contemporary icon.

What is on the minds of architects in different regions of Canada? To find out, Canadian Architect spoke to dozens of architects from coast to coast—to coast.

The Indigenous population is Canada’s fastest growing demographic, with some 1.6 million Indigenous people in the 2016 census, and an anticipated growth to over…

Architects must find new ways of constructing that will address the unfolding climate crisis.

A major educational and research centre in Nunuvut blends science and community needs in a culturally sensitive design.

A stand-out structure with undulating walls, the centre would be as novel in a large, design-forward city as it is in the small community of Nain.

Despite living in extremely remote communities, Nunavik’s Inuit do not hesitate travelling long distances by plane to visit each other or to attend an important…

A mining centre in Yukon provides an inspiring environment for training

Writing on the Arctic is no small feat, and 
assembling the wealth of information present in the latest book by the principals of Toronto’s Lateral Office is a…

A former teacher, Harriet Burdett-Moulton, 68, of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, was inducted last year as a Fellow of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.…