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Introducing our winning entry for the 2025 FORM Competition

Winner of second place in the 2025 FORM Student Innovation Competition, “Noyes Balance” is a modular furniture concept I co-designed with fellow Yorkville University student Stacy-Ann Matthews. Inspired by the classic 15 Puzzle and rooted in principles of neuroaesthetics, the piece was designed to promote work-life balance, flexibility, and well-being in the home. This project has been a deeply…

Using Design to Battle Gentrification

Gentrification makes housing unaffordable for vulnerable populations, but architecture and interior design can advocate for alternatives that serve all.

The Complicated Legacy of Bauhaus

The Bauhaus has been influential in design, but most don't realize how the legacy is also tainted by class issues involving race and gender.

The Fascinating History of the Dodecagonal Barn in Mystic, Quebec

I dare you not to fall in love with this quirky building and its fascinating history.

Beyond an “Architecture of Intimidation”: Indigenous design and Canadian architecture

With a growing number of Indigenous starchitects, architecture and design are overdue to learn from native wisdom and form.

Tadao Ando's Church of Light and the Fullness of the Void

The Japanese concept of emptiness is complex and full of context. We cannot apply Western ideas to the analysis of Ando’s meaningful work.

When it comes to building code, language is key

Building code language is complex and a bit overwrought. It pays to keep a dictionary close at hand to ensure full understanding of the text.