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The four pay tribute to their colleagues and profession with a moving installation of three bronze sculptures.

Three categories in the annual W Awards – for both practitioners and researchers – are now open. Entry is free and the deadline is 17 November 2023

50 Park Road has stood sentry over the sloping, lush greenery of Lawren Harris Park since 1954

His photos — and the architectural subjects he showcased — are celebrated, but the man was not. And he was fine with that.

For better or worse, the gutting of row houses on Pine Ave. is consistent with the universitys long-held approach to old premises on campus.

In a wooded landscape a short drive from Montreal, the Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment immerses visitors in a vision of architecture that demands a pause.

He defied expectations by adorning a Montreal convention centre with concrete ‘trees’ painted lipstick-pink, and created Toronto’s beloved Berczy Park, with its whimsical dog fountain

McGill was allowed to partially demolish a row of 120-year-old buildings at the foot of Mount Royal despite heritage classification. 

Anglophones and francophones united to save the citys distinct heritage.

Also: Fixing systemic racism in the workplace, why women get penalized for being assertive and making space for mental health