Located in Toronto, the proposed mixed-use tower incorporates both sustainable growth and urban planning.

With the help of ceramic manufacturer Casalgrande Padana, Toronto-based Gow Hastings Architects turned Ryerson University's expansive cafeteria into an administrative space.

A Toronto firm goes above and beyond to enlarge a house too small for its owners' needs.

A design duo probes visual perspective and materiality to generate the unexpected.

A multi-unit Toronto housing complex is an urban prototype for inter-generational families.

An altruistic program breathes new life into an old building while giving hope to at-risk youth in Toronto.

An eye-catching addition to a historic block in Toronto’s Parkdale neighborhood combines craft and an industrial aesthetic.

The clients wanted the house—which is situated on a ravine near the city center—to have a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, and to encompass a modernist sensibility, with every space and site line being fully considered.

In conceiving this house’s shape, silhouette, and material palette, the architects took cues from familiar forms seen around the neighborhood, like garden sheds and small garages.