The new UBC Saltwater Student Residence addresses the importance of student wellness, inclusivity, and sustainable design.

This Calgary kitchen by Dolyny Design was renovated for a busy family of six, featuring contemporary elements to add warmth and drama.

Designed by Formline Architecture, Chevalier Morales, and Architecture 49, the project draws inspiration from First Nation and Métis architecture.

Opened in 2022, the flagship Earls Kitchen + Bar in downtown Winnipeg brings the brand’s new design direction to the city.

Designed by Andrea McLean, Big Sky Beach House successfully takes design cues from modern Australian beach houses.

The winning design for the Montreal Holocaust Museum (MHM) by KPMB Architects and Daoust Lestage Lizotte Stecker Architecture.

The Sheridan College Hazel McCallion Campus Phase 2A is designed to add a range of social aspects to the commuter campus.

Located along 9th Avenue SE at 3rd Street SE in Calgary, the 9th Avenue Parkade + Innovation Centre is a unique mixed-use building.

The Pacific, a residential tower by ACDF Architecture, reflects the firm's approach to developing high-rise buildings entrenched in the public realm.

Vancouver’s St Andrew’s-Wesley United Church is reinvigorated with new life by international design practice Ryder Architecture.

Common Good is a modern new ice cream cafe in Abbotsford with fun, and inspiring ice cream flavours using local and quality ingredients.

The sales centre for RC at CF Richmond Centre, a new condo development, is a highly program driven space by Evoke International.

KurtzDesign was tasked to transform an underused billiard room into a lounge space at a Vancouver private club.

For Capilano University's new campus in North Vancouver, the nature inspired design by Dialog has delivered a unique learning space.

This North Vancouver home by Michael Green Architecture (MGA) combines character and heritage with the sustainability needs of the future.

The Nanaimo Airport expansion creates an uplifting and memorable experience for visitors and residents of Canada’s Vancouver Island.

Taza is the largest First Nation development in Canada, located in Calgary, Alberta. The project is putting sustainable practices at the forefront.