Articles Tagged with ''Canada''

As Canada’s first purpose-built school for the integrative discipline of biomedical engineering, the new Gordon B. Shrum Building prioritizes collaboration.

A series of pavilions, each employing different structural strategies depending on their sizes or programs, come together to form a remote, off-grid lake retreat in Ontario.

To reach this idyllic retreat in the heart of of Ontario’s ‘cottage country’ on Lake Joseph, residents and guests pass through a crescent-shaped canyon carved out of solid rock.

The project, located in Quebec City’s leafy Montcalm neighborhood, stays true to Lapierre's ethos of celebrating the ordinary—with extraordinary results.

The hip-roofed pavilion claims a pair of disparate influences: rural Scottish shepherd huts and Charles Moore’s own Bay Area residence built in 1962.

Daylight is smartly scooped and funneled into this modest—and aptly monikered—bluffside residence.

The sustainable centerpiece of this immense mixed-use development, master planned by Hariri Pontarini Architects, is an innovative deep-lake-water cooling system.

With its curtainlike facade, the seven-story Allied Music Centre provides vital back-of-house functions for the restored Massey Music Hall.

The Halifax duo designed the timber-framed, steel-roofed house for a young family looking to relocate to the countryside.

The careful restoration of the 1828 Snider House maintains its stately red-brick front and incorporates a graceful glass addition.