Blogs
The architect’s role in climate change – now and then
Architecture has always played a huge role in climate change. We know that buildings contribute to nearly half of the nation’s CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions…
Architects and city building: Westboro brainery presentation
Recently, I was invited to speak to a group of interested Ottawa residents as part of the Westboro Brainery’s ongoing series of crowd-sourced education programs….
June, so far
June has been an eventful month for our team so far. On June 4th, Evelyne Cardinal was officially inducted into the OAQ (Ordre des architects…
RAIC: who is, and who isn’t
On April 28, 2016, the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada announced it was changing its designation categories. Starting in a year, only licensed architects can…
2016 RAIC Fellows
Each year, The College of Fellows of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) bestows Fellowship in recognition of outstanding achievement. Among 2016’s 41 new…
Urbanism: how public transit is shaping our city
All across Canada, city planners are working towards more livable communities with the goal of providing residents with increasing opportunities for a better quality of…