Blogs
Charity of choice
One year my New Year’s resolution was to pick a charity of choice – an organization that I could contribute to whenever I felt the…
DCA monthly round-up: the urban realm
It’s been a whirlwind couple of weeks for me, from conferences to speaking engagements and everything in between. Travelling from Ottawa to Toronto and “virtually”…
Buying better buildings: how governments should hire architects
Buying better buildings: How governments should hire architects Procurement is the process used by large organizations such as governments to buy goods and services. There…
A small wonder or wonderfully small
In Layman’s Terms (A Non-Architect’s Point of View) A Blog by Miranda Paquette I don’t get out much. My family left Europe in the 1600’s…
Making sustainable architecture that works
Has LEED reached the tipping point? Flipping through the magazines that come into our office we noticed that everyone is claiming to somehow be related to…
The neighbourhood fabric
In Layman’s Terms (A Non-Architect’s Point of View) A Blog by Miranda Paquette Flashback to my teen years – I lived briefly in Orléans, went…