Two buildings standing in Toronto exemplify the principles of environmental and sustainable design.

Transient spaces are the fringes of decay in a city. They give a city character, as much they blight it.

By JONATHAN VALLELY for Urbane Magazine A few minutes from the house I grew up in, on a knoll between two lilac bushes a few miles south of Philadelphia, there is an oddity which has fascinated me since Ifirst spun its single limb in the wind to watch its white and red fingers dance like [...]

The Shoot 4 Change sub/Culture Exhibition was part of a photography workshop and gallery put together by a group of U of T OISE students. Fourteen kids aged 13-19, from all over Toronto, were educated on the topic of social justice in a two-day seminar. Following that, they were given use of SLR cameras and [...]