2021 was a year of adapting to new realities as we traversed another round of a global pandemic. The year had its highs and lows, but we remained hopeful throughout the entire process, wheter inside and outside of our homes. 

As we usher in the new year, here?s a look at Canadian Architect?s most-read articles of 2021:

1. Attached to the Detached: South House, Mississauga, Ontario

2. Think Tank: Stanley A. Milner Library Renewal, Edmonton, Alberta

3. Canadian Architect Award Winner: UBC Gateway

 
4. Why We Need Embodied Carbon Benchmarks and Targets in Building Standards and Policies: An Open Letter
5. Most buildings were designed for an earlier climate ? here?s what will happen as global warming accelerates

6. Block 2 competition finalists announced

7. Embodied Carbon: Key Considerations for Key Materials

8. Learning from Indigenous Consultants

9. Après-Ski Sanctuary: The Osler Bluff Ski Club Clubhouse, Town of the Blue Mountains, Ontario

10. Innovation Hub: Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) Site Entrance Building, Support and Maintenance Facility, and Science Collaboration Centre, Chalk River, Ontario
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