Alex Bozikovic

Ravi Kahlon has helped David Eby’s NDP government lead the way on housing policy in Canada

New book The Art of Architectural Grafting lays out a vision of architecture as varied, flexible and changeable

July’s deluge on the Don Valley Parkway was the result of fateful planning choices decades ago. A Port Lands project is now trying to avert disaster downstream – but there are more far-reaching ways to create ‘sponge cities’ for the future

The city has dabbled with pedestrianizing streets, and then decisively backed away. Other than a few bike lanes, it’s as if those summers of ‘slow streets’ and raucous patio parties never happened

Azabudai Hills are Tokyo’s newest neighbourhood – an eight-hectare collage of offices, shops and homes designed by American architect Pelli Clarke & Partners and the British provocateurs Heatherwick Studio

Copenhagen-based SLA aims to preserve and enhance the uniqueness of the space, allowing ‘city nature’ to take centre stage

Judging from the latest 12 awards, the best of Canadian architecture is well-meaning, moderately attentive to sustainability and maybe – or maybe not – interesting or beautiful

The centre’s closing is a deeply cynical political manoeuvre based on a bogus reading of an engineer’s report

Winners of the 2024 Governor General’s Medals in Architecture showcase some of Canada’s best-designed buildings

Social and demographic changes have left many Canadian heritage sites and churches underused and in poor condition, while government funding for their maintenance is scarce