Tennis season is almost here! The Bramalea Tennis Club reopens this May at Chinguacousy Park, and this compact yet dynamic pavilion is ready to serve.
At just 165 sqm, this tiny-and-mighty structure maximizes function and experience—featuring a fully accessible viewing deck overlooking 40 hectares of parkland, a cozy lounge & kitchen, and new shared change rooms with the curling club.
Proof that great design isn’t about size—it’s about impact.
Read MoreIt is with great sadness that we are writing this to share to the community that our colleague and friend, Inus Goussard, passed away last week in a traffic accident. He was an exceptional and passionate designer, always looking to push the boundaries of architecture to motivate, inspire and serve. He will be deeply missed in the architecture community. Inus was also an avid biker, most recently completing a multi-day cycling trip across Ontario.
Read MoreLift & Co has moved into their new office spaces in a historical post-and-beam building in Toronto’s Financial district.
Read MoreThe 15,000-square-foot (1,393-square-metre) workspace provides New York City-based Sidewalk Labs – operated by Google parent company Alphabet.
Read MoreWe are honoured to be recognized as Designlines Magazine’s Designer of the Year!
Read MoreOur Museum of Dufferin Renovation is now open to the public! We highly recommend you go check out this charming museum if you’re in the neighborhood over the Holidays.
Read MoreFor an empty-nester couple, Luc Bouliane finds simple but effective ways to integrate features for aging in place without compromising on beauty.
Read MoreThere are so many interesting experiments, collaborations and happenings taking place inside 307, Sidewalk Labs’ Toronto HQ, that you might not notice the design.
Read MoreAt last week’s official launch event for the new School of Business & Economics, Lebel & Bouliane’s schematic renderings for the project were shown to the public for the first time.
Read MoreAlgoma University launched its School of Business and Economics during a ceremony Tuesday, expanding upon its business programming in Sault Ste. Marie and Brampton with three and four year degrees in finance and economics.
Read MoreThe project benefits from the intentions of the original processing plant, which was designed to optimize light and spatial efficiency.
Read MoreDynamic streets, outdoor comfort zones, tall timber buildings, digital electricity and more
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