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Designed by Ian Ritchie Architects, the new addition to London’s Royal Academy of Music is an ode to wood and the elegance of string instruments.

As part of his recent North American tour, the British designer made a stop at Toronto showroom Klaus this week to preview new seating and lighting set to make a splash next month at Salone. Here are the highlights.

Public sanitation needs are challenging many cities. One solution – proposed by StudioAC for Toronto non-profit World Changers – may lie in converted big rigs.

At Falafel Yoni, a renovated Montreal eatery designed by architect David Dworkind, a communal rolled-steel sink serves as a handy centrepiece.

Designer Vincent Van Duysen shares his recipe for dynamic, more sociable kitchens.

Hydraulic lifts and minimalist espresso taps turn a standard shipping container into a striking temporary Pilot Coffee pop-up.

A fabric-covered tub designed makes a case for the bathroom’s potential as a place of warmth and comfort.

Michael Ford, the self-described Hip Hop Architect who recently spoke in Toronto at IDS, explains how beats and rhymes can help build a more diverse industry.

A Q&A with filmmaker Joseph Clement, whose documentary Integral Man about Shim-Sutcliffe Architects’ award-winning Integral House – and the mathematical genius who commissioned it – premieres in Toronto this week.

Just in time for Earth Day, nature-inspired installations bloom at the Gladstone Hotel’s Grow Op exhibition.