Alex Bozikovic

About

I am the architecture critic for The Globe and Mail, covering architecture, urbanism and related subjects in Canada and globally. I have been writing about these subjects for more than a decade, for publications including Wallpaper, Dwell, Metropolis, Azure, Designlines, Frame and Toronto Life. I am a Canadian National Magazine Award nominee and winner.I am an author or editor of three books. 305 Lost Buildings of Canada (with Raymond Biesinger, 2022) is a national bestseller that unpacks the social and architectural history of cities across the country. House Divided (2019), for which I was an editor, catalyzed a conversation in Toronto and across Canada about the state of city planning. My first book, Toronto Architecture: A City Guide (2017) was a new edition of the definitive guide to buildings in Toronto, first written by the late Patricia McHugh. It is now in its second printing.