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David Theodore assesses the CCA exhibition Architecture Itself and Other Postmodernist Myths – which he calls an homage to the work of famous men – at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal.

To bring a former industrial site along the Trois-Rivières waterfront back to life, Montreal architect Paul Laurendeau crafted an amphitheatre that stands out from every angle.

Renzo Piano’s latest project is like no other. For one, it’s planted six metres below a vineyard in the south of France.

Not all glass houses are created equal. This one, constructed by Daoust Lestage outside Montreal, is an energy-efficient marvel.

The young firm is winning acclaim for its interior projects for tech clients. Here’s why.

After nearly a decade of construction, Herzog & de Meuron’s Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg is now open. Jacques Herzog, founding partner of the Swiss firm, talked to Azure about the building and how it fits within the firm’s canon, both present and future.

OMA New York lands in Quebec City with a stunning museum that is anything but starchitecture.

Archaeology of the Digital: Complexity and Convention, the third show curated by Greg Lynn at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal, explores the digital origins of 15 projects by world-renowned architects including Zaha Hadid, Office dA and Morphosis.

We spoke to influential designer Bruce Mau about the 20th anniversary of his paradigm-shifting OMA monograph S, M, L, XL, his collaboration with Rem Koolhaas, and how the practice of architecture needs to change.

Montreal firm Atelier TAG puts shared space at the core of an expansive office for the non-profit organization that supports social justice.