Archives

Flora Hall in Ottawa as a key example of how long abandoned heritage buildings can be adapted for future reuse.
Adaptive Heritage
Social inclusion, sustainability and healthy cities, beyond form and aesthetics.
Healthy cities
Gaining insights from rural communities to reach quality in the built environment.
Regenerative Communities
Students at TMU attending a design workshop for a more inclusive waterfront in Toronto.
Equitable Waterfront
Nightscapes in big cities should be inclusive and livable for everyone.
Livable Nightscape
Architecture can enable learning spaces as places for discovery, sense of belonging and social interaction.
Inclusive Schools
Interaction and collaboration of key actors significantly impact quality of a project.
Participatory Processes
Benjamin “Cameleon” enjoys his new home in the Maison Véro & Louis
Accessible Homes
Guardian Bear presents his new home to his community in Northern Manitoba.
Community-Led Housing
Raise quality!
Public parks can improve spatial justice for marginalized communities.
Reconciled lands
Standards for multi-unit housing need to better serve the residents’ well-being.
Transparent construction
Revitalized urban green spaces boost biodiversity through social engagement.
Resilient parks
Martine from Cité des Bâtisseurs, Montreal shares her lined experience in the kitchen space of her retirement home.
Integrated biodiversity
Embracing “two-eyed seeing” approach as a basis for improving the quality of the built environment.
Responsive policies