“Heritage” doesn’t have to mean “old.” In Toronto, a city that expanded at a tremendous pace in the 1950s and 60s, there’s a wealth of social history and architectural excellence […]
The institution is engaged in a careful renovation of its original Bata Library, while new projects are being guided by attention to the original campus In the early morning flurry, […]
That’s what Alexandra Lange says about the possible loss of New York’s Union Carbide Building. Years ago some people thought that the architecture of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill was derivative […]
The strikingly modern, 3,000-square-foot home was designed for the president of Hobbs Glass To architecture buffs, firsts are important. Which villa was Andrea Palladio’s first? Could we pinpoint the very […]
The nature of corporate work has changed, and Commerce Court – the four-building complex at King and Bay that is one of the most significant and symbolic works of architecture […]
A low-slung home by Canadian Modernist icon James Murray hits the market I don’t know how many homes Meryl Streep owns, but last month Curbed Los Angeles reported that she […]
The OALA is saddened to announce the passing of Donald Graham on November 4th 2017. Donald has been a full member of the OALA since March 1970. The Association was […]
Tim Murray carefully climbs the stairs in an abandoned church he designed more than 50 years ago on what were, in the 1960s, farm fields on the outskirts of Ottawa. […]
The theatre, which will open to the public in November, is part of a vision to transform Toronto’s waterfront into a widely accessible park Ontario Place is coming back to life. […]
