Alex Bozikovic

London-based real estate firm doesn’t just design buildings, but they orchestrate urban possibility

Newly released visuals of the planned site show a malignant growth on the city

Nearly 30,000-square-foot garden and installation spotlight common threads across Indigenous cultures

The coming Wedge Lecture includes a public talk at the Power Plant and a private roundtable with young Black creatives

Canada’s exhibition at the architecture show fits into curator Carlo Ratti’s vision but lacks real-world utility

A historic building, set to be transformed into a museum, is also a chance to put our ‘Beautiful City’ rhetoric to the test

Two-thousand artisans, directed by architect Philippe Villeneuve, have brought the building back after a devastating 2019 fire

New MSN forms part of a rebuilding plan for Parade Square – a zone on the edge of the Warsaw Ghetto, razed to the ground by the occupying Nazis, remade by the Soviets, then filled with the chaos of capitalism

This winter, Toronto designers and advocates are pushing to recognize the scope of achievement and to protect the places Cormier created

At a time when design is in a sad state in most of the country, Toronto firm LGA sets the stage for collective joy