Elsa Lam

Editor at Canadian Architect Online

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Book Review: The Barrack, 1572-1914—Chapters in the History of Emergency Architecture

By Robert Jan van Pelt (Park Books, 2025) The largest artifact in the touring exhibition Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away., currently on display at the ROM in Toronto, is a wooden barracks building. It’s from the Auschwitz-Monowitz camp, a satellite to Auschwitz created to provide slave labour to the IG Farben corporation for […]
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Post Post Modern: Hazel McCallion Central Library, Mississauga, Ont...

A strategic renovation gives a 1990s library a major makeover on a modest budget.
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Post Post Modern: Hazel McCallion Central Library, Mississauga, Ont...

A strategic renovation gives a 1990s library a major makeover on a modest budget.
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Design Diplomacy: G7 Summit meeting spaces, Kananaskis, Alberta

The design and furnishings for the G7 Summit’s meeting spaces in Kananaskis, Alberta, showcased Canadian design talent.
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Book review: updn—88 Spins with Bill Pechet

  updn: 88 Spins with Bill Pechet By Leslie Van Duzer (ORO Editions, 2025) REVIEW Elsa Lam For the past 40 years, Vancouver-based Bill Pechet’s practice has been exceptional in its interdisciplinarity. Trained in geography, visual arts, and architecture, Pechet—initially with business partner Stephanie Robb as Pechet & Robb, and later under PECHET Studio—has traversed […]
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Book review: updn—88 Spins with Bill Pechet

  updn: 88 Spins with Bill Pechet By Leslie Van Duzer (ORO Editions, 2025) REVIEW Elsa Lam For the past 40 years, Vancouver-based Bill Pechet’s practice has been exceptional in its interdisciplinarity. Trained in geography, visual arts, and architecture, Pechet—initially with business partner Stephanie Robb as Pechet & Robb, and later under PECHET Studio—has traversed […]
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New Ontario Science Centre to cost $1.04B, concerns remain over fut...

The new Ontario Science Centre at Ontario Place will be designed by Snøhetta with Hariri Pontarini Architects. Concerns remain about its $1.04 B price tag, lack of public process, and the future of the Moriyama Teshima-designed landmark buildings at Don Mills Road.
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RAIC Research & Innovation Award: Resource Circularity—Reimagining ...

By 2050, nearly 70% of the global population will live in cities. Food demand is projected to increase by more than 50%, with 80% of that demand concentrated in urban areas. At the same time, food systems already account for roughly one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, and agricultural land expansion is no longer a […]
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RAIC Architectural Practice Award: Moriyama Teshima Architects

Origins Raymond Moriyama founded his architectural practice in Toronto in 1958 and established a partnership with Ted Teshima in 1970. Early in life, as Japanese Canadians, they experienced the removal of citizenship during the Second World War. From this history emerged a lasting conviction that architecture can help uphold democracy by giving form to dignity, […]
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RAIC Advocate for Architecture Award: Christopher Glaisek

As Chief Planning and Design Officer at Waterfront Toronto, Christopher Glaisek has overseen the design of all major developments and landscape projects on the waterfront, directing planning and urban design efforts on 2,000 acres of waterfront property for over 20 years. He has been a passionate advocate for architecture, landscape and urban design excellence throughout […]
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Book Preview: Women Changing Architecture

This foreword was written by Elsa Lam, FRAIC, Hon. OAA, and editor for Canadian Architect magazine.