Ambitious architecture does justice to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights

It seems fitting that a museum with subject matter that's as aspirational as human rights, should be similarly aspirational in design. The newly-opened Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) is just that. The building is a mix of cutting edge design, construction, accessibility and sustainability... Continue Reading Ambitious architecture does justice to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights



Section: Architecture



Tags: Building and Construction, Canada, Human Rights, LEED, Museum



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