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The Jane, by Studio Piet Boon of Amsterdam, has won top prize at the seventh annual Restaurant and Bar Design Awards, which recently announced its 38 winners.

IIDEXCanada, the largest design and architecture exposition and conference in the country, takes place December 2nd and 3rd. Here are a few early-bird tips to help you plan your visit.

The past few weeks have not been good for Canadian monuments. Two projects have been called out by the architecture community for being too big, too negative and just plain hideous. What’s going on?

Start your week off right, with the most important happenings of the design and architecture world, from the Cooper-Hewitt’s honourees to the fate of Google’s BIG plans.

The American architect, who died last week at the age of 80, bucked convention throughout his career, from his embrace of postmodernism to collaborations with consumer brands and a focus on healthcare and universal accessibility.

Big brands go to great lengths to shut down copycats and knock-off manufacturers. But Ikea misfires when it goes after the designers who hack its products to make them more customizable.

Frank Gehry’s middle-finger salute, Herman Miller’s shopping spree, Shigeru Ban’s big year – these are just a few of the 10 most memorable moments in the year of architecture and design.

In 2009, Toronto’s Shim-Sutcliffe completed Integral House, one of the most significant houses to be built in North America. With the passing of its owner, Jim Stewart, what will happen to a house designed for one man’s unique passions?

This past weekend, on Raymond Moriyama’s 85th birthday, the celebrated architect introduced the winner of the inaugural $100,000 prize established with hopes of elevating Canada’s — and the world’s — architectural aspirations.

IIDEXCanada, taking place in Toronto this December, has just announced its 50 seminars. Here are five exciting talks – on topics as varied as the neuroscience of design to 3-D printing and the branding of cities – we are looking forward to.