The Toronto-based firm transforms a dilapidated Ontario hotel into a feast for the eyes.

This month's Building Type Study showcases building reuse at a variety of scales.

The Dutch studio discreetly inserts a contemporary addition inside a Beaux-Arts museum.

In a triumph of historic preservation, the firm lifts an old pier building to accommodate climate change and new economic realities.

Once a ‘museum without walls,’ the new brick-and-mortar home is located on the top floor of a former powerhouse at the north end of Mill Pond Park.

Commissioned by third-generation salmon producer Eide Fjordbruk, the floating pavilion will serve as an exhibition space dedicated to sustainable aquaculture.

The whimsical addition houses a charming office beneath a dozen nesting boxes for mourning doves.

RECORD presents three projects that highlight hospitable environments with access to the outdoors, lots of daylight, and innovative takes on a home's most essential spaces.

The reconstruction of a house destroyed during Northern California's 2017 Nuns Fire yields a gracious space that overlooks acres of Cabernet Sauvignon.

Designed by architect Sarah Jefferys, the project's new kitchen and bath were designed to exploit the surrounding landscape.