Alex Bozikovic

We need to create spaces where people want to gather, as William H. Whyte argued, but the central requirements are sadly absent in Canadian public spaces

Two decades after the ceramics museum’s last transformation, spatial and curatorial changes breathe new life into the building

Gehry defined his own idiosyncratic path in Toronto, Los Angeles and around the world

The Ontario government accommodated a foreign company by throwing out the rulebook

With its redesign of the Hamilton Children’s Museum, Toronto-based architecture firm Workshop reminds us public buildings don’t have to be boring

City planners set policy around new builds and the public space around it - a new head could bring in a better vision

The Sanaaq Centre is a library, community hub and gathering place designed by professionals after much local consultation

A look at two exhibitions at Montreal’s Canadian Centre for Architecture

City’s parks department needs to decide what a public space is for

Chief curator, a Torontonian, wants today’s citizens to see themselves in the museum’s archive