In her article, "A Big Vision for Little Jamaica," placemaker Jay Pitter, a... read more →
The SSAC is proud to offer credit-based internship opportunities in partnership with the University of Toronto and Carleton University. Students in the fields of architecture and architectural and art history... read more →
This post is periodically updated with new sources in the "Further Reading" section. Last updated June 14, 2023. September 30 marked the observance of the first National Day for Truth... read more →
In his book, City Life, Witold Rybczynski writes that “Most cities have places of which the visitor can say when he reaches them, ‘Now I’m really here.’” Rybczynski argues that,... read more →
Designed by the preeminent architectural firm of Ross and Macdonald, the Newfoundland Hotel is an unattributed project that bears the dubious distinction of being the only railway hotel designed by... read more →
Updated June 18, 2021 June is National Indigenous History Month, and June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. To celebrate, we've gathered several articles on Indigenous architecture that have previously... read more →
To celebrate Pride Month, we have compiled a list of articles on LGBTQ2IA+ communities and issues that have previously appeared in the Journal of the Society for the Study of... read more →
PEI Province House Restoration Project is the big heritage restoration story for Maritime Canada – $61 million for phases one and two Province House in Charlottetown is Prince Edward Island’s... read more →
Very little has been done on the study of architecture in Canada’s north but increasingly architects and historians are aware of the fascinating architecture in Canada’s territories. In 2014, an... read more →
Manitoba has the good fortune of possessing a rich architectural and artistic heritage. From eighteenth-century Fort Prince of Wales on the coast of Hudson Bay, to Winnipeg’s Exchange District National... read more →
