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Christiane Beya's coverage primarily focuses on design-related events and announcements in Canada, with a significant emphasis on architecture, exhibitions, and environmental considerations. To effectively reach out to her, pitch stories related to new design initiatives, architectural developments or competitions, environmentally conscious designs or initiatives within the Canadian context.
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By: Christiane Beya
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) and its architectural partners Diamond Schmitt, Selldorf Architects and Two Row Architect, have revealed designs for the Dani Reiss Modern and Contemporary Gallery, the museum’s expansion project. The 40,000 square foot expansion will sit one story above the AGO’s existing loading dock, and connect to its current galleries from […]
By: Christiane Beya
The Association des Architectes en pratique privée du Québec (AAPPQ) has launched its third season of Architectes en série: a web series aimed at better understanding the work of architects and the added value they provide to society. Launched in the fall of 2022, the program provides a visual overview of the work of architects, […]
By: Christiane Beya
The 2022 recipients of the Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Awards have been announced. The awards are presented to those who made exceptional contributions to cultural and natural heritage conservation, environmental sustainability and biodiversity in 2022. Five projects received Excellence in Conservation Awards, representing the diversity of approaches to heritage conservation in Ontario. Written by the […]
By: Christiane Beya
Before finalizing the policy framework, the Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) is looking for input on draft recommendations for greenhouse gas emissions provisions in the National Model Codes. This objective, which should be incorporated into the 2025 codes according to the CBHCC, would include regulation of both operational and embodied carbon, with embodied […]
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Hariri Pontarini Architects, LMN Architects, Tawaw Architecture Collective, Smoke Architecture, and SLA have recently been announced as the winning design team for of the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts Design competition. The winning design to reimagine the STLC is called Transparence and features a high-performance transparent façade that wraps the existing structure, a […]
By: Christiane Beya
Completed in July 2022, +VG Architects worked closely with the City of Kingston, Ont., and its participating community groups to design the Kingston East Community Centre (KECC). The 22,000-square-foot project sits at the centre of 14-acre Grenadier Park on Kingston’s east side, adjacent to existing recreational assets. The facility is the city’s newest recreational centre, […]
By: Christiane Beya
The new Indigenous Pathways program at University of Calgary’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (SAPL) is a new initiative that aims to increase Indigenous enrolment in the school, and increase the diversity of voices in the architecture, landscape architecture, and planning fields. Edmonton-based architecture firm Rockliff Pierzchajlo Kroman Architects (RPK) donated $25,000 to the […]
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Students at the Carleton University architecture school are designing a 3D-printed ceramic wall that uses less material than typical construction for an exhibition at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery. “The project is complex and challenging, and the students are embracing this and finding incredibly creative and technologically advanced ways of thinking about a wall,” […]
By: Christiane Beya
The Arts & Heritage Centre has been transformed into a fictional Subdivision Sales Pavilion to showcase Sugar Mountain: hypothetical housing development on the periphery of Warkworth. The project offers more housing per acre than the conventional subdivision by focusing on architecture, managing the impact on the land, and utilizing a variety of housing types. Created […]
Storefront Manitoba and the Winnipeg Trails Association have announced Winnipeg furniture designer Thom Fougere, currently based in Montreal, as the winner of the 5th Annual Benchmark Competition. Three projects from Winnipeg and Montreal have also received an honourable mention from the jury. The selected design will be located along the 8th to McCawley Trail, on […]
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