Forma Vol. 0, Issue 9 celebrates architecture that achieves real results through restraint. Inside: an Ontario lake house where limestone guards privacy and blue glass holds the sky; Toronto's Bellwoods Residence, split to let daylight in; and Calgary's AltaGas headquarters, proof that a legacy tower can be rethought rather than demolished. Also featured are a Guelph research centre designed for honeybees, École Brouch in Esch-sur-Alzette, and McMaster's greenhouse. Bigger questions follow: can prefab mass timber ease Canada's housing crisis, how do ten architecture schools compare, and what happens when students adopt AI faster than schools can teach it? We also honour 78 years of RJC Engineers, share open design competitions with upcoming deadlines, and argue that design should serve people, place, and responsibility.