As we navigate the COVID-19 Pandemic, could spending time - or creating your own - mediation garden be the right path for you?
Running From March 2nd to April 6th at United Contemporary Gallery, 'Still Lives In Architecture' showcases the artwork of Stefan Berg. His paintings of urban architecture celebrate the shape of Toronto's landscape and take pleasure in views that we take for granted on a daily basis!
Free Spirit Spheres in Vancouver Island, B.C offers a unique perspective for experiencing Canada’s wildlife.
Check out how Dubbeldam Architecture + Design creates a strong connection to nature reinventing a Toronto dwelling on a narrow city lot.
Dan Nuttall of Dan Does Design explains his process in creating a Black Garden for The Black House in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island!
What would housing look like in a new Toronto neighbourhood that's 'built from the internet-up'?
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Ever wondered what life is like in northern Canada? Ever dreamed of being a dog sledder and living in a rustic cabin the woods? If so, catch a glimpse of what it's like to live in Boyleville Saloon without central heating, running water, and -bonus- through the eyes of dog handler Kristina Disney!
For climbers, skiers, and hikers - and emergencies - tents are a necessity as they offer shelter from the elements. And, as a bonus, they fit within a backpack! Read on to learn more about how tents have become a practical version of the "mobile home".
Cecconi Simone Inc - in Toronto, Ontario - creates a synergistic landscape design, tying together a contemporary green roof and a lovely patio space.
Designed by Finnish sculptor Jaakko Pernu, Toronto's design firm Eventscape has manufactured an urban garden installation, titled Runaway Forest, in the Theatre District.
If you're concerned about basement floods due to heavy rains, installing a rain garden is a relatively inexpensive and environmentally friendly way to prevent them from happening.
The 17th International Garden Festival - hosted in eastern Quebec by Reford Gardens and Les Jardins de Métis - showcases contemporary garden structures and installations from around the world.
This Windscreen protective housing structure is a dominant feature in the small sub-arctic town of Fermont, Quebec.
The Martin-Lancaster house by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects - in Prospect, Nova Scotia - is one of Canada's most delightfully Minimalist residential treasures.
Expert speakers at the We the City Summit in Vancouver recently weighed in on considerations for creating housing options that bridge the city and the suburbs.