Top Canadian Architects Arthur Erickson (Canada, 1924–2009) A master of modernist clarity and landscape integration. His works feel monumental yet grounded—like Simon Fraser University and the Museum of Anthropology, where concrete meets nature with grace. Moshe Safdie (Canada/Israel, b. 1938) Blending modular utopias and futuristic forms, Safdie redefined density with Habitat 67, and gave the world icons like Marina Bay Sands and Jewel Changi—spaces that merge spectacle with human scale. Dougla

What do Indigenous thinking and spirituality bring to the world of architecture? UNCEDED – Voices of the Land, Canada’s critically acclaimed entry in the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale is an innovative, immersive audiovisual installation by an Indigenous design team, led by internationally renowned architect Douglas Cardinal. | Canadian Museum of History