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The new president of the Ontario Association of Architects hopes to use that role to put the spotlight on his hometown of Sudbury. In addition to leading the regulatory body for architects in the...

Local intern architect Michael Sirois, who recently earned a master’s degree from Laurentian University, has argued a hydroponic greenhouse should go on roof of the new arena/events centre slated to...

When Laurentian University welcomed the inaugural class to its new McEwen School of Architecture in 2013, Taylor Kreps was part of that cohort. Today she is a project architect at a firm based in...

Few issues are heard by the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC), and fewer still have any direct impact on the practice of architecture. The potentially far-reaching decision, issued by the SCC in November...

The 2023 OAA Conference brought together experts to share their knowledge related to the built environment, architecture, and Designing for Dignity. On Thursday, October 26, the OAA is bringing back...

Raymond Moriyama, a renowned architect behind the design of some of Canada’s most iconic buildings — including Science North — has died. He was 93. Science North lamented Moriyama’s passing on social...

Earlier this year, the 2023 OAA Conference brought together experts from across Ontario and around the world to Sudbury to share their perspective and knowledge related to the built environment...

The Laurentian architecture program focuses on hands-on learning and design-build projects where students create structures — like wooden ice stations along Sudbury’s Ramsey Lake Skating Path ...

Honored with a 2023 Global Future Design Awards’ gold winner for cultural architecture, La Place des Arts du Grand Sudbury celebrated its one-year anniversary of serving as Northern Ontario’s first...

The OAA held its annual Conference in Sudbury last week, with more than 320 attendees coming together for a learning program focused on Designing for Dignity. In addition to a slate of Continuing...