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Canadian Architect is a specialized professional publication focused on architecture, the built environment, and design culture in Canada.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Canadian Architect

    10 Toronto cemeteries become sites for architecture, art and history (opens the original)

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    Portal Door. Photo credit: Space for Grief Mount Pleasant Group and Space for GriefT

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Toon Dreessen

    Op-ed: A place to sit (opens the original)

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    Creative seating in Chicago, IL allows flexible seating options and shows Chicago as a city of design. Photo courtesy of Toon Dreessen Take a seat. Pull up a chair. Make yourself at home. Make yourself comfortable. Find a spot to rest for a while. These are all expressions th

  3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Canadian Architect

    In Memoriam: Barton Myers (1934–2026) (opens the original)

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    Barton Myers Associates, circa 1978. Top row from left to right: David Oleson, associate, Don McKay, Robert Davies, Rosalba Galati, Robert Hill, associate, Vicki Myers, Lesley Tunney, Barton Myers, principal, Martin Liefhebber. Bottom row from left to right: Shirley Blumberg, Kristine Martin, associate

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Canadian Architect

    First Sun by Monira Al Qadiri Debuts at Lassonde Art Trail (opens the original)

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    Monira Al Qadiri, First Sun, 2025. Photo Vid Ingelevics and Ryan Walker. Courtesy of the artist and Lassonde Art Trail. Co-commissioned by Lassonde Art Trail and Public Art Fund, New York. Internationally acclaimed Kuwaiti artist Monira Al Qadiri’s iridescent 17-

  5. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Elsa Lam

    Book Review: How to Build a River (opens the original)

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    Photo credit: Vid Ingelevics and Ryan Walker Over the past six years, Toronto photographers Vid Ingelevics and Ryan Walker have been documenting the transformation of Toronto’s Port Lands. The $1.35 billion project has involved flood protecting over

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