This transformative restoration is a tribute to the City of Edmonton’s commitment to retain and adaptively reuse its historic resources,…

This impressive redevelopment of a waterfront site retained its industrial character, balanced with the new functions of a much-needed waterfront…

This project is a compelling intertwining of archaeological resource protection, the reclamation of indigenous culture and the restoration of an…

Constructed in 1917, the Canadian Westinghouse Company Headquarters was sold in the late 1980s and remained empty for decades until…

Inspired by the region’s centuries-old tradition of shipbuilding, the B2 Lofts is a mixed-use, urban infill development in the heart…

While historic engineering works are often neglected, this project demonstrates that community support and enlightened municipal officials can meet modern…

Originally Ottawa’s central train station and then a government conference centre, this downtown landmark has been transformed to house the…

The WE Global Learning Centre (GLC) project involved the complete rehabilitation of a century-old building to serve as a state-of-the-art…

As the single largest Public Private Partnership (P3) social housing project in North America, the Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Renewal…

The unique ornamented metal façade of the Petrie Building has been an iconic presence in downtown Guelph since 1882. One…

The sanctuary of the former United Church of St. Paul and St. Stephen on Main Street, Kentville NS, was revitalized…

The Grand Theatre is a community-owned, volunteer-run enterprise and multi-entertainment facility and a gathering place for people of all ages…

The former Mother House of the Sisters of Charity of Montreal (known as the Grey Nuns) has played an important…

Located in the heart of Old Montréal, 360 Saint Jacques was established as the Royal Bank of Canada headquarters in…

Built in 1912, the former King Edward School was closed in 2001 by the Calgary Board of Education. Left vacant…

Commissioned by William R. Johnston, and built in 1875 by prominent local architectural firm, Langley, Langley & Burke, the Casey…

Since opening in 1912, Bowness Park has been one of Calgary’s most popular park destinations. Approximately 30 hectares in area…

As congregations continue to shrink, the question of what to do with old church buildings becomes increasingly pressing. Such a…

Until 2012, Cambridge’s 1885 masonry post office, listed as a National Historic Site and located on the bank of the…

The distinctive geological and cultural landscape of the Cheltenham Badlands has seen a significant increase in popularity in recent years….

When the Annapolis Royal Regional Academy, a beloved 1939 Beaux-Arts school building, was threatened with demolition in 2013, a group…

The seven-year rehabilitation of the St. Michael’s Cathedral, completed in September 2017, took great pains to respect the integrity of…

Sambro Island Lighthouse began operations in 1760 and it has been in continuous operation since, making it the oldest lighthouse…

The rehabilitation of the Porter/Galpern building stands out as a shining example of the capacity of historic buildings to adapt…

When a 110-year old Catholic church in a rural Ontario community was closed and scheduled to be demolished in 2012,…

This impressive 1814 Georgian residence, once an important stop for many travelers to Upper Canada and later the first building…