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It could be the coolest new neighborhood on the planet—or a peek into the Orwellian metropolis that knows everything you did last night. By NANCY SCOLA   July/August 2018

Waterfront Toronto’s public positioning to accompany the gang-plank resignation yesterday of its now former CEO Will Fleissig could be summarized thusly: “Nothing to look at here, please keep moving.” Of course, nothing could be further...

The collection consists of transit-related materials which were accumulated and used by transportation professional, Edward Levy over his 60 year career in transportation planning and development projects. The majority of the collection is focused on...

First introduced to the community at a meeting in June 2017 where locals were given the opportunity to spell out their ideas for the land, Choice REIT engaged Urban Strategies, Giannone Petricone Associates, and Public Work to create a concept plan or...

(CNN) — It looks like a string of giant hamster wheels, but the world's steepest funicular railway is being hailed for its revolutionary design. The cabins on the 52 million-Swiss franc ($52.6 million) funicular in the Swiss alpine resort of Stoos...

The top architects in Toronto play a wildly important role in shaping the city. While many of these firms are also engaged in international work, so many of the condos, educational buildings, and even residences that surround us were designed by local...

Japan’s Shinkansen don’t look like your typical train. They’re fast — so fast they coined the term “bullet train” — with long, pointed noses that let them reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour. But these...