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Sofia — Toronto, Canada
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Ménard Dworkind's Vinvinvin breaks every wine bar cliché in Montreal
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Toronto’s Kōst restaurant opens on the 44th floor of the Bisha hotel
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Fergie’s Café is reborn as a cantilevered structure that frames stunning river and mountain views
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Studio Munge has designed the Toronto outpost of Akira Back
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Vesta is an homage to Italian family restaurants of 1970s America
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Montreal’s latest opening, Kozu is a classic brasserie with an Asian spin
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Toronto's new sweet spot: culinary connoisseur launches luxe choc shop
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Drake Devonshire — Wellington, Canada
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Torafuku — Vancouver, Canada
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The Tacofino Commissary — Vancouver, Canada
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A farmhouse modern eatery opens in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood
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Le Mount Stephen — Montreal, Canada
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Good nature: check into the 5 best hotels in Vancouver
Not just about towering glass skyscrapers, Vancouver’s location against a spectacular mountain backdrop is what sets it apart. And with hotels that are often within mountain-ogling locations, all the better to linger longer and explore this cosmopolitan and compact Canadian city.
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The Old Market Square Stage in Winnipeg by 5468796 Architecture
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Photographing Montreal's urban spaces at night during lockdown
Follow photographer James Brittain's lens as he explores night time and urban spaces during the recent pandemic lockdown in Montreal, Canada, with his latest series, ‘Night Walks'
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Ace Hotel Toronto by Shim-Sutcliffe blends community spirit and Canadian soul
Ace Hotel Toronto brings the iconic hotel brand's community spirit to Canada with a design by local architecture studio Shim-Sutcliffe
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This forest retreat in British Columbia offers architectural shelter
SM Studio’s Forest House is a refined contemporary take on traditional cabin design, offering up seasonal variations and a more grounded pace of life for their clients
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The remote Canadian architecture of power couple Shim-Sutcliffe
The Architecture of Point William delves into a series of works by Toronto architecture firm Shim-Sutcliffe, all masterfully bridging nature and architecture on the Canadian Shield
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Tom Ford's ‘Nocturnal Animals’ inspires modernist Vancouver home
Tom Ford's neo-noir film Nocturnal Animals inspires Maple Place, a modernist home designed by HLYNSKY + DAVIS Architects, interiors studio Sophie Burke Design and landscape architect Paul Sangha
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Celebrating 10 years of exquisite residential architecture with Omar Gandhi
The Wallpaper* Architects Directory has turned 20. Conceived in 2000 as our index of emerging architectural talent, this annual listing of promising practices, has, over the years, spanned styles and continents; yet always championing the best and most exciting young studios and showcasing inspiring work with an emphasis on the residential realm. To mark the occasion, this summer, we’re looking back at some of our over-500 alumni, to catch up about life and work since their participation and exclusively launch some of their latest completions. 2014 Architects Directory alumnus, Canada-based Omar Gandhi celebrates ten years of practice with a monograph. Entitled Adaptation, the book explores the architect's journey from the foundation of his studio to the present day through a number of exquisite residential designs.
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15 Canadian design talents test the boundaries of aluminium
Aluminium is centre stage for a new exhibition in Toronto showcasing how 15 Canadian talents mould and anodise the machined material
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David Chipperfield designs SSENSE’s first flagship store
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The zero emission delivery vehicle elevating ecommerce
Canoo’s new MPDV (Multi-Purpose Delivery Vehicle) makes zero emission business transportation inexpensive and easy
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Bright yellow porch makes this Toronto townhouse renovation pop
Part of the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2021, Studio of Contemporary Architecture (SOCA) stands out with its playful yet sensitive and considerate work – such as Granny’s House, a townhouse renovation in Toronto, defined by a bright yellow front porch
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A thriving architecture scene rises in Toronto
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Montreal’s Le Hideout nail bar polishes-up unconventional materials
