Media Scan Archive

By Gillian Orr   September 14, 2014, The Independent Architectural photography not only documents our built worlds, but the very best will reveal something more about the societies in which they…  Read more

By Oliver Wainwright September 15, 2014. theguardian.com From London to Brisbane to Buenos Aires, architecture enthusiasts all over the globe get set to nose around in the world’s greatest buildings…  Read more

By Staff Canadian Architect September 2, 2014 The Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence is an annual awards program open to all architects registered in Canada and to Canadian architectural graduates…  Read more

By Shannon Sharpe September 8, 2014, Architecture News Norway Rintala Eggertsson Architects Last weekend saw the opening of a new cultural festival on Sandhornøy, a small Norwegian island within the…  Read more

By Liz Stinson September 9, 2014, WIRED With few exceptions, the buildings we occupy are rigid and stationary. This is generally a good thing. After all, no one wants an…  Read more

By Katie WatkinsArchitecture News Arch Daily, Sept 2, 2014 With only one month to go before the 2014 World Architecture Festival (WAF) begins in Singapore, WAF has unveiled new additions…  Read more

By Zofeen T EbrahimEco-Business, September 2, 2014 Yasmeen Lari has built over 40,000 low-cost shelters using just mud, lime and bamboo. “You don’t need wood, cement and steel to build…  Read more

By Elizabeth PagliacoloAzure, August 12, 2014 A public space for daydreaming – Austrian firm Heri & Salli builds a second Flederhaus in the Flugheld Aspern district. Imagine a public building…  Read more

August 15, 2014 Weird, wonderful and wacky, you’ll be bewildered by our country’s quirkiest abodes. By Adena Leigh  

By Staff CBC NewsAugust 13, 2014, CBC News Popular Downtown Eastside gathering spot closed while city engineers investigate A well-used gathering spot in Vancouver has been fenced off after chunks…  Read more