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An Ontario island cottage gets a handsome boathouse – designed by Weiss Architecture & Urbanism – brimming with function and fun.

Bringing a Japanese flair to a Canadian identity, the architecture and interiors studio is part of Azure’s chosen five: Toronto firms that are climbing to new heights.

The future-forward biennial will animate the Lower East Side – with a hot air balloon performance tent, a pavilion made of waste material, and a conference featuring architect Bjarke Ingels and sci-fi author Kim Stanley-Robinson dreaming up a plausible utopia.

Brian MacKay-Lyons’ Shobac property in Kingsburg is known for its contemporary yet rustic seaside cottages. Now, the renowned architect has added to the landscape with an 1830 school building, reinvented as a simple, modern retreat.

Using smart architectural features, Montreal’s Atelier Général opens up a 150-year-old duplex into a bright, connected home.

Here’s a look at the jaw-dropping pavilions under construction by Italy, the UK, Slovenia, Chile and more. From May 1 to October 31, Expo 2015 will explore how nations around the world will nourish their populations while protecting the earth.

Zecc Architecten re-purposes a neglected water tower into a destination photo op.

The Swiss firm creates a chemical-free swimming pool, surrounded by enticing larch wood facilities, in Riehen, Switzerland.

Set into its lush Ontario site, this environmentally conscious summer house by architect Tania Bortolotto marries artful lines with functional family living.