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From Neri & Hu to MASS Design Group’s Amie Shao, here are the top lectures on architecture and design to attend in the next couple months.

Join us on October 24 in Toronto for The Inclusive City, a discussion on how to create and maintain inclusive urban environments, featuring architects Gregory Henriquez and Meg Graham, urban designer Ken Greenberg and architect and urbanist Antonio Gomez-Palacio.

With a slew of furniture, lighting and accessory launches, the fall edition of Maison & Objet is always a hot event for spotting upcoming trends. This year’s show runs September 7 to 11 in Paris. 

As summer comes to an end and the school year begins, we present this list of inspiring talks, exhibits, fairs, films and happenings around the world to get your creative juices flowing this September (and into October).

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.

While generosity takes the main stage at the Venice Architecture Biennale, old conflicts and new tensions are extending the profession’s boundaries.

Join us on Friday, September 21, at IDS Vancouver for a keynote breakfast featuring SO-IL’s Jing Liu, 5468796’s Johanna Hurme and Scott and Scott Architects’ Susan Scott. 

With a major exhibit at MoMA, a new book on Marcel Breuer, and an online campaign to stop demolitions of raw-concrete icons, mid-century Brutalism is on every modernist’s mind. Here are our picks for what to see, read and visit.

With summer pavilions popping up in cities around the world, this is always the best season for temporary architecture. Here are a handful of installations, including the Serpentine and MoMA PS1, that are worth heading out into the heat for.