In Montreal’s Golden Square Mile, the new offices of Cain Lamarre propose a quiet yet decisive shift in how contemporary legal workplaces are conceived. Designed by Sid Lee Architecture within
In Montreal’s Golden Square Mile, the new offices of Cain Lamarre propose a quiet yet decisive shift in how contemporary legal workplaces are conceived. Designed by Sid Lee Architecture within
Frank Gehry (1929 – 2025) was born in Toronto on February 28, 1929, and died in Santa Monica, California, on December 5, 2025, aged 96. This piece is written in
Set in the rolling terrain of Tvååker, Sweden, Vinhuset is the newest hospitality retreat at Ästad Vingård, designed by Norm Architects. It follows Restaurant ÄNG and the lakeside Sjöparken as
Set above the Bay of Navarino in the Peloponnese, Mandarin Oriental Costa Navarino reinterprets Greek rural typologies through a dispersed resort masterplan of earth sheltered villas, shaded terraces and landscape led hospitality.
Armand Nouvet completes two social housing residences on Orteaux and Pajol streets in Paris, using timber detailing, verandas, and a double envelope facade with a Trombe wall strategy to improve comfort through low tech design.
ARCHITECTURE AS A CIVIC RESPONSE TO WATER AND CLIMATE As climate change reshapes urban life, cities across the world are learning to coexist with increasingly unpredictable weather. In Rome, long
So Koizumi’s As collection transforms asphalt into a connective material, uniting metal, stone and resin in contemporary furniture.
Located on a steep plot in Braga, the House in Barros reshapes a six metre slope into a sequence of terraces and horizontal planes. The project integrates architecture with topography, opening towards south and west views while maintaining a restrained material language that blends with its urban surroundings.
The new welcome pavilion at Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal marks a subtle yet decisive shift in how one of Montreal’s most visited cultural and spiritual sites is experienced.
Architecture Uncomfortable Workshop explores wind, material, and discomfort through the Spring Wind House, a temporary architectural ritual outside Budapest.