Join us this evening for an insightful discussion and film screening about intersectionality within the disability community in Edmonton. Too often, disability and racialization are looked at separately, overlooking the people who live with both.

Join us for an inspiring afternoon as we delve into the remarkable career and legacy of landscape architect Claude Cormier. This event is part of the award-winning Pioneers of Landscape Design® Oral History Project series, now in its nineteenth segment.

This walking tour will look at familiar buildings and spaces in downtown Edmonton and hear stories about the lives of the people who built and made their livings and lives in this “boom and bust” town. Cathy Roy, retired museum curator and 4th generation settler in central Edmonton will lead the tour.

Join us for an engaging night characterized by it's simplicity and subtlety, features intriguing compositions and intentional textures that evoke a sense of introspection. Music, Crafted Gelato + cafe bar, cash bar, and few other local catered treats.

The Blatchford Air Traffic Control Tower was the primary navigational tower for "the Muni"- the Edmonton Municipal Airport, once known as the Blatchford Air Field, the WWII base that hosted Allied air forces in the 1940's.

Join Alberta Craft, Saturday, October 19, 2024, for an opportunity to learn the ancient craft of coiled basketry with artist Tralynn Ganter. In this 2-hour afternoon workshop students will learn the fundamental techniques of creating a coiled basket with raffia.

Ever wondered about the people who designed the building you live in, and why they made it that way? On October 19, join ECAMP for a public walking tour of Spruce Avenue’s Garden Court townhome complex, designed in the 1950s by Edmonton architects Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge.

Join Alberta Craft, Saturday, October 19, 2024, for an opportunity to learn the ancient craft of coiled basketry with artist Tralynn Ganter. In this 2-hour afternoon workshop students will learn the fundamental techniques of creating a coiled basket with raffia.

An in-depth tour of artists Cait McKinney and Hazel Meyer's exhibition. The artwork was created from the resonance of the archives and modernist buildings that queer architects Mary Imrie and Jean Wallbridge left behind

Hello friends! Join us for the closing night of Edmonton Design Week 2024 on Friday, October 18th! MADE is celebrating the week and our local design community and event attendees together at an amazing heritage architectural gem in the heart of the City, the Ortona Armoury.

We’re excited to invite you to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of our facility at Hi Signs, where craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology come together to create impactful signage and placemaking solutions.

How does Edmonton's Modern architecture fit into the heritage landscape and contribute to the city building conversation? This forum brings architects and heritage professionals together to discuss Modern architectural history in Edmonton.

Join us for a dynamic debate on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design industry, a hot topic that is shaping the future of creative professions. As AI continues to evolve, it brings both opportunities and challenges to the world of design.

There is an ever-increasing range of new voices contributing to the discussion about how the built environment can meet the evolving diversity of needs in our communities. At an accelerating pace, we are witnessing compounding changes to where and how we spend our time. This is resulting in dramatic shifts in how the design community is thinking about quality of space.

When Dr. Sarah Bonnemaison first heard about Jean Wallbridge and Marie Imrie, she was blown away by their incredible story. Here were two women architects, partners in work and life, who had a shared vision for what they wanted in the world. And despite all odds, they accomplished it.

In this hands-on, charrette-style event, we’ll explore, design, and create placemaking interventions through the lens of play. How can we transform public spaces into playful, dynamic, engaging, and active places for all ages? How can we make sure these places embrace and welcome everyone?

This panel will explore the evolving roles of creatives and entrepreneurs in the digital economy, with a focus on intersectionality and governance. Our distinguished panelists will share insights on how technology is reshaping design and innovation, emphasizing the integration of diverse perspectives and inclusive practices.

Join DIALOG for a timely panel and provocative discussion on the future of the former Royal Alberta Museum Site. We will use this significant landmark as a catalyst for discussion about the end of a building's useful life. Who decides when that is, and how do we determine what the future of the site or building is?

This walking tour will look at familiar buildings and spaces in downtown Edmonton and hear stories about the lives of the people who built and made their livings and lives in this “boom and bust” town. Cathy Roy, retired museum curator and 4th generation settler in central Edmonton will lead the tour.

Following this year’s theme, “Cultivate the Unexpected”, this event will feature a dynamic lineup of speakers, each sharing their passion, ideas, and projects in the unique Pecha Kucha format. The topics will range widely, but they all have one thing in common – the power to surprise and inspire! 

Join S2 Architecture for an exclusive Design Studio Tour at our stunning Edmonton office, nestled in the beautifully restored historical Molson Brewery building. Discover how our innovative projects are shaping and enhancing the urban landscape of the city.

View a pop-up exhibit detailing the origins of the host firm dating back to 1938 when the iconic Rule Wynn Rule namesake was born, with stories and projects from the past 86 years, including unique innovations continuing to propel Next into the future.

View a pop-up exhibit detailing the origins of the host firm dating back to 1938 when the iconic Rule Wynn Rule namesake was born, with stories and projects from the past 86 years, including unique innovations continuing to propel Next into the future.

Rise and shine! Come and get energized by exchanging views over good food with fellow adventurers in Edmonton’s design and construction community and beyond before heading off to other EDW 2024 events.

Join us for an unforgettable experience at Edmonton Design Week 2024 as Seamless Spaces kicks off with the official EDW launch party. Hosted across two floors of the iconic Pendennis building, this showcase and party features the best and brightest furniture designers and pieces from across the province...

Based on the Capital Modern website, this walking tour led by David Murray and Shafraaz Kaba will take you on around downtown to explore the impact of modernist design on Downtown Edmonton. Participants will learn about some of the most significant and interesting buildings of the mid-century and the people who built them.

Biophilia is a love of living things and of nature. Biophilic design incorporates elements of nature, connecting people to the natural environment through the use of direct nature, indirect nature, and space and place conditions. It can mimic the sensory delight of a hike through the woods, or bring nature’s smells, sounds, colors and textures indoors.

Join us on October 15 for an exciting two-part event exploring the architectural and cultural significance of the Citadel Theatre. Enjoy an exclusive tour of the iconic Citadel Theatre building and following the tour, join us for lunch and a panel discussion in the Tucker Amphitheatre. The panel will delve into the theatre's impact on the city and its architectural significance.

This year you can purchase a VIP PASS to Design Week. You’ll have access to our MADE Premier Events AND get some limited edition EDW swag. Please note there are a limited number of passes available (so act fast!).