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At Address Assembly, a group show held during IDS Vancouver, craft-based designers including Brent Comber, Stefanie Dueck and show founder Kate Duncan, came together to show off the enduring appeal of the handmade.

Studio Junction’s test kitchen for famed chef Grant van Gameren is a backdrop for ingenuity.

This month, Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde – the brains behind the Smog Free Project and Space Waste Lab – brings his poetic rumination on rising sea levels to Toronto.

Original Douglas fir columns frame gallery-like vignettes in furniture retailer Avenue Road Vancouver, a rustic-chic B.C. outpost.

Inside the installation, which Bjarke Ingels and his firm created for the 2016 Serpentine pavilion, are 10 stunning models of the Danish firm’s completed and upcoming projects around the world.

Vancouver’s Saku, a 56-square-metre tonkatsu restaurant designed by Emily Danylchuk, pairs a soothing colour palette, vintage wallpaper and slatted-wood ceilings with Japanese comfort food.

From product debuts and installations to invigorating talks – including an Azure panel – IDS Vancouver presents the best of west-coast design from September 20 to 23. Here are our top picks.

The annual arts and urbanism festival by New York’s New Museum is making Toronto one of its international satellites with a day of talks and events at The Bentway on September 15.

In just a few short years, ANDlight has made a lasting impression in a rapidly evolving industry.

The Joyce Centre, at Hamilton’s Mohawk College, is Southern Ontario’s first net-zero energy institutional building – and it aims to train students to operate the sustainable buildings of the future.