St. Thomas is moving ahead with another affordable housing project, with the city donating $2.7 million and a portion of land for a new 40-unit development beside the YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin. The...
Your opportunity to have your voice heard The National Housing Council has launched a review panel to examine the lack of accessible housing in Canada, following a request from the Federal Housing...
The OAA is pleased to announce it has renewed its access to critical CSA standards for Ontario practices and licensed members through the CSA OnDemand program. The renewal takes effect June 1, 2026...
As required in regulation under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and the 2015 barrier-free accessibility requirements in Ontario’s Building Code, the Design of Public...
A long-anticipated, $200-million event centre in downtown Sudbury is moving from concept to concrete. Hoarding has been installed around the building site and several drill rigs have been brought in...
Orillia has just streamlined the process through the creation of a new accessory dwelling unit (ADU) concierge program approved by council this week. The program provides a way to expedite...
Brantford, Ont.-based ANC is showcasing how prefabricated modular construction methods can be used to build large structures like an apartment complex quicker than traditional systems. The company is...
A museum takes care of its collection, but the museum itself can – and must – change. Nineteen years after its last renovation, Toronto’s Gardiner Museum recently unveiled a ground-floor rebuild that...
Of the architectural commissions available today, few are as prestigious, or as high stakes, as those associated with a museum or cultural institution. While competitions are the norm for these...
To play is to engage in sport or recreation, or to act freely. In Edmonton, designers, builders, developers, and city planners are working hard to ensure that the word lives up to its...