The John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design

Applications are now open for the 2026 Daniels Filmmaker-in-Residence opportunity. This residency explores how film and video can support community-building while fostering engagement across our programs in architecture, forestry, landscape architecture, urban design, and visual studies. Applications are open until July 15, 2026.

Call for applications: 2026 Daniels Filmmaker-in-Residence (Deadline: 15 July) | Daniels 08.06.26 - Call for applications: 2026 Daniels Filmmaker-in-Residence (Deadline: 15 July) Public lecture by Isabel Okoro, inaugural Daniels Filmmaker-in-Residence, 2024. Daniels is pleased to announce the 2026 Daniels Filmmaker-in-Residence. This residency explores how cultural representations in fi...

At Citygroup, a new exhibition excavates the legacy of New York City’s cooperative housing architect Herman Jessor: Daniels Assistant Professor Karen Kubey for The Architect's Newspaper.

At Citygroup, a new exhibition excavates the legacy of Herman Jessor Jessor, on view at Citygroup through May 23, presents multimedia research-in-progress for a future book on Jessor’s work and the limited-equity cooperative living movement,

: Canadian visionary architect and University of Toronto alumnus Paul Stevens (1963-2025) will be remembered through a newly created bursary supporting students at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design.

U of T Bursary honours architect Paul Stevens The Paul Stevens Award will support Indigenous or Black architectural studies or visual studies undergraduates at the University of Toronto.

This month, the world’s game makes its way to Toronto. To celebrate, U of T is bringing the thrill of Canada's biggest matchups straight to the heart of campus with a series of outdoor watch parties. ⚽

From alumni and students to local soccer fans, everyone is invited to Front Campus to experience the excitement of the group stage live on the big screen.

Mark your calendars for June 12, 18, and 24 to cheer on Canada. Let’s make some noise! 🙌 Details: uoft.me/uoft-soccer

: Fifteen graduates from our programs in architecture, forestry, landscape architecture, urban design, and visual studies, reflect on what drew them to their area of study, the experiences that shaped their time at the faculty and what comes next.

#UofTGrad26 – 15 Daniels grads look back and ahead | Daniels 03.06.26 - – 15 Daniels grads look back and ahead On June 2, we celebrated the accomplishments of Daniels graduates as they take their next steps! From future designers shaping the built environment, to artists redefining contemporary visual culture, to stewards protecting and managing...

House Farm, a 150-acre rural landscape and outdoor education space managed by U of T's Hart House, has been recognized with a Friends of the Credit Conservation Award in the category of diversity, equity and inclusion leadership. The Hart House Farm team's award was an acknowledgement of work undertaken by Daniels Prof. Liat Margolis.

Hart House Farm team receives Friends of the Credit Conservation Award | Daniels 13.05.26 - Hart House Farm team receives Friends of the Credit Conservation Award Professor Liat Margolis (photo by Kasia Peruzzi) The Hart House Farm, a 150-acre rural landscape and outdoor education space managed by the University of Toronto's Hart House, has been recognized with a Friends of the....

Professor Brigitte Shim and A. Howard Sutcliffe, founding co-partners of Shim-Sutcliffe Architects Inc, have been recognized with the Lifetime Design Achievement Award by the Ontario Association of Architects.

The award, presented biennially by the independent regulator of the architectural profession in Ontario, honours architects for a career dedicated to excellence and innovation in architectural design, recognizing a legacy of outstanding work.

Supplied photo by Younes Bounhar

Brigitte Shim recognized for Lifetime Design Achievement by the Ontario Association of Architects | Daniels 26.05.26 - Brigitte Shim recognized for Lifetime Design Achievement by the Ontario Association of Architects Photo: Younes Bounhar Brigitte Shim, professor in the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, and A. Howard Sutcliffe, founding co-partners of Shim-Sutcliffe Architect...

The Art Museum is pleased to announce the online launch of the 2026 University of Toronto Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition! Every year, the Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition celebrates the diverse artistic excellence of undergraduate students enrolled in visual studies programs from across the University of Toronto’s three campuses. This year's online showcase is guest curated by Dallas Fellini, Curator of Programs at Art Metropole.

Congratulations to Daniels undergraduate, Mitsuko Noguchi (Visual Studies), for their award-winning work, SISTERSISTER.

View the exhibition online:

2026 Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition – Art Museum at the University of Toronto 2026 Shelley Peterson Student Art Exhibition An annual exhibition celebrating the diverse artistic excellence of undergraduate students enrolled in visual studies programs across the University of Toronto’s three campuses. Guest curated by Dallas Fellini Works by Sofia Lebovics, Alaya Le, Phynn Sa...

Daniels graduate Yanlin Chen reviews “The Story of Ontario Architecture: What We Built and Why We Built It” by Shannon Kyles.

Book Review: The Story of Ontario Architecture: What We Built and Why We Built It Building on her website OntarioArchitecture.com, launched in 1999, Kyles undertakes the immense task of providing a comprehensive history of architecture in the province.

Prof. Peter North and landscape architecture graduate Rebecca Martin (MLA 2025) have been recognized by the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA).

North received the 2026 CSLA Teaching Award, recognizing an individual who has made substantial and enduring contributions to the advancement of landscape architecture education.

Martin received 2026 CSLA Student Award of Excellence (thesis or practicum category) for her master of landscape architecture thesis, Opaque Ground: Reimagining Human-Soil Relations in the Lower Don.

Peter North and Rebecca Martin (MLA 2025) recognized by Canadian Society of Landscape Architects | Daniels 26.05.26 - Peter North and Rebecca Martin (MLA 2025) recognized by Canadian Society of Landscape Architects Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Peter North and landscape architecture graduate Rebecca Martin (MLA 2025) of U of T's John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design have....