The Brodsky House, St.Catharines
Many people in theses circumstances decide to move, but the location had many attractions.
Our IDEAS
Wolford Chapel, Honiton, Devonshire, England
What is an Ontario Place? They all help to define us as the people of Ontario. After all, what would we be without environments to record, remind and define? A faceless generic humankind, devoid of context, history or meaning seems to be an unattractive possibility. Find out about this curious Ontario Place.
In Memoriam
A war memorial exists in virtually every town in Ontario, built to commemorate those most horrific years of slaughter. Even though we often walk by them without remark, some strange aura seems to surround them. The incised words may always haunt us: Ypres, Arras, The Somme, Passchendaele, Cambrai, Vimy - so many battles, so many dead.
Becoming an architect
There three main ways of becoming an architect in Ontario. Here is how...
Niagara Entertainment Architecture
There has always been ample entertainment in the Niagara area to meet the needs of its visitors. However, the entertainment offerings are not static, which helps to explain the area’s enduring success as a tourist destination.
In St. Catharines - A revealing modernism
Completed in 1960, the Lapierre residence in St. Catharines, Ont., won a coveted silver Massey Medal in 1961, and a Heritage award in 2010.
An alternative way of becoming an architect
Architects are often asked about how one becomes an architect. The RAIC Syllabus Program in brief.
Domestic Gems: The architecture of Nicholson & Macbeth
Information on the notable houses of Nicholson and Macbeth, and a video.
Covid, Architecture, Cities and the Future - Thoughts
The virus event will change some things. A few reflections on possibilities.
The Implications of COVID-19 on Construction Projects
The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting market sectors throughout the world and construction is no exception. How can owners of construction projects navigate the inevitable implications ahead of them?