The City of Beloeil, QC, is defined by the dramatic cliffs of Mount Saint-Hilaire, the Richelieu River and picturesque agricultural lands. Inaugurated in May 2019, its new aquatics center by Lemay offers a strong architectural response to…

You’ve likely heard of it by now – the fashionable sea of jet-black shipping containers known as Stackt Market in Toronto. The modular and ever-popular retail hub opened last April, offering a new kind of cultural experience for…

At the heart of Montréal’s Golden Square Mile, against the backdrop of Mount Royal, the Four Seasons Hotel Montréal building combines classic elegance and contemporary style.With a total surface area of 35,000 m², the 18-storey…

Designed by CannonDesign and opened in 2018, York University’s second student center is the result of a 2013 referendum in which the student body voted in favor of a second building devoted solely to student space.The student centre…

The Clémentine-de-la-Rousselière’s pavilion is placed in a park of the Rivière-des-Prairies/Pointe-aux-Trembles’s district, bordered on one side by the St-Lawrence river and on the other by the Notre Dame street.The project provides…

Originating from an architectural competition, the Drummondville Library, by Chevalier Morales in consortium with DMA architects, transposes the historical, cultural and poetic essence of the region into a studied urban and architectural…

When the YMCA partnered with Wilfrid Laurier University to erect a new facility in downtown Brantford, the chosen site — a steep hill nestled between two parallel streets — revealed a rich and exciting past. Some 400,000 artefacts dating as…

In 1967 the International and Universal Exposition — commonly known as EXPO 67 — was at the helm of the 20th century as the most successful World's Fair garnering a record-breaking number of visitors. Held from April 27th…

Occupying 230-square-metres of Parc du Mont-Orford’s scenic landscape — amid lakes, mountains, and forests — is the modernized Opeongo Pavilion.The name, Opeongo, derives from the Anishnaabe word opeauwingauk (sandy narrows); it…

For Phil Silverstein, the process of designing Ryerson University’s new Centre for Urban Innovation was very much like playing “the ultimate game of Tetris.” Located on the site of a century-old heritage building in downtown Toronto, the…