A split-level, open plan dwelling brings nature inside.

A slablike building in Ontario offers multilevel spaces that combine a traditional library with local government offices and community rooms.

In today’s increasingly competitive job market, some have argued for a return to vocational training.

Originally built in 1939, this flat-roofed Art Moderne house with a curved, speed-striped stucco wall, nautical-inspired detailing including a porthole window, and a prominent front door was purchased in 2013 by new owners who wanted to restore it and increase square footage while remaining respectful of the designated heritage building’s past.