Relocated to Fort Edmonton Park in 1992, this California-style bungalow is a good representative example of the Craftsman style.

Government cuts and University policies have condemned one important piece of Alberta’s agricultural heritage to the waste basket of history.

A little slice of West Coast architecture hides in Edmonton’s William Hawrelak Park.

Humanities Centre, in all its concrete glory, represents one of Edmonton’s best examples of the Brutalist style.

Alberta’s oldest purpose-built armoury was once home to mounted infantry. Saved from demolition, it’s now home to a non-profit.

2021 turned out to be a bad year for Edmonton’s built heritage. Gone with it was our “Shade of Expo ‘67.”

In our rush to save the Ring Houses we’ve forgotten two others…

This bank branch might be easy to ignore, but in its plain beauty lies a great — if small — example of Modernist design.

This Catholic school stands as the last of four similarly styled buildings erected by the Separate System during the “Roaring ‘20s.”

Garneau's little yellow house is a good representative example of a popular inter-war architectural style.

Built by a prominent businessman and once home to some of Alberta’s first Lebanese immigrants, the Archibald Block is an important link to Old Strathcona’s earliest days.