Christopher Hume

Toronto feels like a money-making operation run at the whim of an industry drunk on profit, building condos where cultural hubs once stood.

Toronto has been dysfunctional for decades, and the upcoming mayoral election is a chance to address the city’s fundamental issues.

Airports have become so much more than just a place to sit, wait, and fly. Their designs should reflect the modern travel experience.

For those who spend seven or eight hours at work, five days a week, the office is where much of their social and intellectual lives unfold.

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Plans for a stage and gardens outside the Royal Ontario Museum are certainly ambitious, but that underused sidewalk on Bloor St. W. could be animated with something as simple as tables, chairs and an espresso machine, writes Christopher Hume.

Inside the Royal Ontario Museum’s reopened Queen’s Park entrance, visitors will find the building’s most extravagant room, the Rotunda, writes Christopher Hume.

The new National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa isn’t a building or a sculpture. “It falls between these things,” says its designer, Daniel Libeskind.