Ontario Association of Architects

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Founded in 1889, the OAA is the regulatory body that serves and protects the public interest by overseeing the architectural profession in Ontario, as mandated by the Architects Act.

This photo, by doublespace photography, depicts a bright living room with large glass doors opening to a sunlit patio. Both inside and outside, a person is seated and reading.
A public library building with a horizontal façade made of vertical metal fins in gradients of green, blue, and purple, large windows on the ground floor reveal bookshelves and interior lighting. Photo by doublespace photography.
A bright, modern interior with a tall glass-encased waterwell, polished concrete floors, and wooden slatted walls and ceilings. Photo by Michael Moran
A large window in a sharply angled room with exposed roof structure and tan bricks. By Ema Peter Photography.
The exterior of a white angular building surrounded by lower brick buildings in downtown Toronto--photo by Albert Vecerka
This doublespace photography photo shows a geometric building with dark wood siding and angled rooflines, set on a grassy hillside.
In this doublespace photography picture, a curved, elevated waterfront overlook with a glowing underside is surrounded by trees and walking paths. Kiweki Point in Ottawa.
An indoor swimming pool with lane markings, surrounded by tall glass windows and exposed wooden beam. Photo by Scott Norsworthy
This photo, by doublespace photography, shows a modern, low-rise building with dark exterior siding and large windows at dusk.
This photo, by Jeremie Warshafsky, shows a dark, geometric building with a sloped roof and diamond-patterned exterior panels, set against a backdrop of tall trees and overcast sky.
Collage showing photos of the 10 Design Excellence Award-winning projects from the Ontario Association of Architects. The pictures are square and on a white background. Accompanying text says "2026 People's Choice Award."
Photo at dusk of the OAA Headquarters in Toronto, designed by architect Ruth Cawker. Photo taken by Michael Tenaglia.