Inspiration

From climate control to atmosphere, perforated façades prove that small openings can have an outsize d impact.

Recycling rhetoric falters when synthetic systems cannot be separated from rubble.

Hydraulic legs, ski-mounted modules and elevated frames respond to snow accumulation and glacial fra cture.

The French built environment is swimming in architectural history, but equally so in contemporary tr iumphs created by France's best firms.

Built on a former ravine, this pool pairs technical ambition with an unusually explicit confrontatio n with the history of the place.

What if timber’s real potential isn’t just strength or carbon metrics, but also its ability to creat e buildings that breathe and respond to their surroundings?

The future of cities won’t be defined by skylines, but by the ground that sustains them.

In one of the world’s most demanding design environments, this role offers real responsibility acros s every phase of practice — from zoning to site.

Thirty firms, countless regional voices — a snapshot of Canadian architecture today.