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The local firm has turned the original 1,800-seat Toronto Centre for the Arts into two distinct venues with a state-of-the-art design feature.

The Toronto firm transforms an underused site at the heart of the Ryerson University campus into the Ryerson Image Centre, an inviting gallery and space for film, photo and multimedia research, archiving and exhibition.

For Diamond Schmitt Architects’ National Arts Centre renewal, upgraded acoustics enhance performance and public space alike in an Ottawa brutalist landmark.

Women architects have long been part of the landscape. But the idea of the woman architect still hasn’t landed.

Donald Schmitt of Toronto’s Diamond Schmitt Architects, best known for such projects as the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, Corus Quay and Ryerson Image Centre and School of Image…

Jack Diamond, founding principal at Toronto firm Diamond Schmitt Architects, has been in practice since 1968. Over the past six decades he has made important additions to the architectural landscape of…

The New Mariinsky Theatre by Toronto’s Diamond Schmitt Architects provides St. Petersburg with Russia’s first major performance venue since the time of the czars.

The iconic Moleskine sketchbook gets the Canadian treatment from eleven creative studios – including Bruce Mau, Yabu Pushelberg and Claude Cormier – whose doodles and intricate diagrams provide a glimpse into their creative processes.

The Schulich School of Engineering is the University of Calgary’s latest addition. Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, it features an impressive sensor-embedded glass wall that responds to light.

For the first Diamond Schmitt Architects branded interior, the local firm reimagines a dowdy downtown hotel as a vibrant student residence.