Architect Austris Mailitis helps a group of Buddhist monks reach the sky.
By Emily Urquhart |
August 2, 2017
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Landscape
Mountain Lake Park Playground, in San Francisco, has undergone a radical transformation, from unsafe and outdated, to accessible and vibrant.
By Philam Nguyen |
July 31, 2017
Section: Design
The revitalized Berczy Park is a whimsical precedent for a new Toronto, with more welcoming – and more memorable – public spaces.
By Dylan Reid |
July 20, 2017
Section: Design
The recent opening of Trillium Park, in Toronto, brings new green space to the city and marks a promising start to the revitalization of Ontario Place.
By David Dick-Agnew |
July 14, 2017
Section: Architecture
The thatch-covered Wadden Sea Centre, a new visitors’ centre at the Wadden Sea National Park, sets the tone for a boundless landscape.
By Jeni Porter |
June 26, 2017
Section: Architecture
Tags: Landscape
A 1978 building designed by Arthur Erickson has provided the inspiration for Shigeru Ban’s Vancouver timber tower, set to be the tallest in the world.
By Erin Donnelly |
June 2, 2017
Section: Architecture
Tags: Architecture, Canada, Landscape
Just in time for Earth Day, nature-inspired installations bloom at the Gladstone Hotel’s Grow Op exhibition.
By Eric Mutrie |
April 20, 2017
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Art, Exhibition, Green Design, Landscape
Now on view in the city’s east end, Winter Stations 2017 brings a series of art installations to the chilly shoreline.
By Jaclyn Tersigni |
February 21, 2017
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Art, Installation, Landscape
The historic narrative of the Saskatchewan village of Batoche is a familiar one – appropriation of a thriving Métis settlement by the Canadian government. A new installation contemplates that past.
By Kendra Jackson |
January 17, 2017
Section: Architecture
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