If architecture suffers a chronic crisis of public relevance, spare a thought for architectural theory. Designers may bemoan a lack of civic presence, but their work, at least, forms part of the...
Announced on April 10, Ontario has released a new Building Code, which the Province says will reduce regulatory burdens for the construction industry and make it easier to build housing while still...
Performing arts centres in Sudbury and New York City, a number of community centres and a climate change research facility are among the 10 recipients of the Ontario Association of Architects...
On Thursday, April 11, OAA President Settimo Vilardi hosted the Association’s online Annual General Meeting (AGM) of members. Prior to and following the event, the OAA streamed the following names to...
The Ontario government’s decision to take steps to permit mass timber buildings of up to 18 storeys is being praised by stakeholders as a boost to the mass timber manufacturing sector and a step...
For his long standing volunteer contributions to the Toronto Society of Architects and the architectural community at large, Kevin McIntosh has been elected as an Honorary Member of the Ontario...
Even though they were published more than a few years ago, two interconnected studies into the site plan assessment approval process and how it impacts development and potentially increases...
The Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) is accepting applications from individuals to serve on code development committees. The CBHCC aims to achieve fairness and equity in its...
Archi·North is the McEwen School of Architecture’s in-person summer camp program. Curious about a career in architecture? Want to learn more about how the world around you gets designed and...
The Grand Valley Society of Architects (GVSA) proudly announces the fourth cycle of their 3rd-year design competition for architecture students studying at local post-secondary institutions. This...