AURA Invalides, blending creativity and technology to craft immersive experiences, represents a milestone in Montreal-based multimedia studio, Moment Factory’s professional history. The 50-minute show in Paris’s iconic Dôme des Invalides combines video mapping, lighting, music, and sound design to honour its historical heritage.
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ADHOC Architectes (ADHOC) led the restoration of a nearly two-century-old farmhouse annex in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, which was originally constructed by the area’s first Loyalist immigrants. Throughout the process, ADHOC remained dedicated to the site’s historical significance.
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A new mixed-use development in downtown Toronto, Waterworks, rehabilitates, conserves, and expands an industrial heritage site—the 1932 Waterworks building, featuring an Art Deco design—resulting in a landmark standing on the juxtaposition of historical and contemporary architecture.
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The City of Windsor awarded the historical Mackenzie Hall, recognizing a masonry rehabilitation project led by Goldsmith Borgal & Company Ltd. Architects (GBCA) and studio g+G inc. on the site to rectify the disrepair from the use of cementitious mortar in a 1980s renovation.
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Ottawa city council has voted to refuse to reopen the debate on the controversial addition of the historic Château Laurier hotel.
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The United Building in Toronto will be North America’s tallest architectural heritage retention development.
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A proposed new University of Toronto (U of T) building in downtown Toronto will bring together academic and public spaces to create a hub for urban and cultural engagement.The nine-storey building will be designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro along with Toronto’s architectsAlliance. ERA Architects is serving as the team’s heritage consultants.
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Both the federal and Ontario governments are investing $30 million each to revitalize Massey Hall, the country’s oldest concert hall, in Toronto. Phase two of the revitalization project for the historic hall began in summer 2018.
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Architects DCA is on a mission. It wants to redesign Ottawa’s ByWard Market and bring it up to the standards of world-renowned destinations like Vancouver’s Granville Market, Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade, and Boston’s Fanueil Market.
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