Add a touch of luxe and opulence to any room by adding matte black fixtures and knobs to a room. The bold dark colours add an excellent contrast to any room and can easily refresh it’s look.
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As technology continues to evolve, the invention of Artificial Intelligence has made its way into the architecture industry. With AIs like DALLE, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion, visualizing architectural concepts is effortless and results in breathtaking designs.
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Canadian Architecture firm Diamond Schmitt, Selldorf Architects, & Two Row Architect will be partnering to expand the Art Gallery of Ontario. By adding an additional 40,000 square feet to the museum, the expansion project will increase space to display art by 30%
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Often nicknamed the Sydney Opera House of Canada, discover Vancouver's waterfront & be amazed by the striking architecture of Canada Place! With its sails & sweeping views of the North Shore Mountains, this landmark is a true symbol of Canadian pride & innovation.
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Decorating your home with a focus on self-care can help you slow down & practice mindfulness. Easily accomplish this look by adding furniture & décor made from natural materials like stone & wood. Add Himalayan salt or crystals to achieve spa-like vibes in your home
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Designing the perfect balance of comfort and illumination is an art! When designing a room before construction, deciding where to place windows and choosing the right type of glass is key. This will allow a space to have brighter rooms and ample natural lighting.
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On 10 Armoury Street, you’ll find the new 17-storey courthouse where six courts are all under the same roof. Designed by NORR in partnership with Renzo Piano Building Workshop and the EllisDon Infrastructure Team, this new courthouse is the largest & most accessible in Ontario!
Step into a world of architectural wonder at West Edmonton Mall! It is also home to the world’s second largest water and amusement park. Built by Maurice Sunderland in 1981, you can’t help but be in awe of North America’s largest shopping mall.
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Using wallpaper in creative ways has become more popular and playful. Use your favourite print on the back wall of shelving, as a border for doors and windows, or even in frames to be placed on a feature wall!
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Bringing the outdoors in has manifested in many home decor trends so far in 2023. An easy way to do this is to bring in natural elements & fabrics like rattan, wicker, and other textures. Neutral earthy tones & colours can also make the room warm while playing on outdoor elements
The tiny home trend doesn't seem to be going anywhere any time soon. With designs that are environmentally-friendly as well as highly customized, homeowners are enjoying contributing to an architectural design that truly minimizes unnecessary space while honing in on what matters
Floating homes create a new revolutionary way to design communities utilizing water. These new communities are popping up around the world using state-of-the-art materials and technologies that are healthy for our planet, as well as safe.
Led by architects Gibbs Gage and Diamond Schmitt, the University of Calgary's newly built Mathison Hall includes a bright open concept of 4 stories including classrooms with the latest technologies, event facilities, and more!
The Architectural Conservancy Ontario (ACO) has awarded Christopher Borgal as the winner of the Eric Arthur Lifetime Achievement Award, an award that recognizes 'outstanding contributions to the heritage conservation movement in Ontario.'
The Provencher Bridge crosses Winnipeg, Manitoba's Red River, and has undergone multiple rebuilds over its long history which started in 1881. Today this beautifully curved work consists of a pedestrian bridge as well as a vehicular bridge.
Old Quebec City's Château Frontenac is a true site to be seen. Château Frontenac set the precedent for other opulent railway hotels with its medieval-looking towers, incredibly steep roofs & angles, and fortress-like appearance with elements of Victorian & gothic influence.
With the effects of climate change steadily growing, homeowners are considering more sustainable materials & interior design. Some materials can be locally-sourced to support the community & local economy including reclaimed wood, vintage furniture, and other recyclable materials
Rounded arches and rounded home decor accents are becoming more popular is residential design in 2023. Curved silhouettes add visual appeal and can be incorporated in many areas of your home including arch cabinets, curved shelves, and dome lamps!
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