Toronto announces design-build competition for King Street pilot
On January 9, the City of Toronto officially launched the design-build competition for the public spaces along King Street in the area of the King Street…
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Build Toronto announces winning design team for Etobicoke Civic Centre
Build Toronto, in partnership with the City of Toronto, has announced Adamson Associates Architects, Henning Larsen Architects and PMA Landscape Architects as…
Winter Stations exhibition returns to Toronto waterfront until March 27
Torontonians flocked to the beach on Family Day to experience the unveiling of eight brand new Winter Stations installations along the shoreline of Lake…
Five shortlisted teams announced in Etobicoke Civic Centre design competition
Build Toronto, the City of Toronto’s real estate and development investment corporation, has selected five shortlisted teams to submit their proposals to…
Winners of third annual Winter Stations Design Competition announced
The windswept beaches of Toronto will come alive once more this winter as the third annual Winter Stations Design Competition transforms lifeguard stations into…
Build Toronto launches Design Competition for new Etobicoke Civic Centre in…
Build Toronto, on behalf of the City of Toronto, is inviting design teams to submit their qualifications for the first of a two-stage design competition for…
Triangulate in Toronto conference to run this October in Toronto
Triangulate in Toronto, the second annual conference of the AIA International Region Chapter, a chapter of the American Institute of Architects, will run…
Altered: The Evolution of Toronto’s Church Landscape
With congregations declining, many of Canada's churches are on the verge of closing. But changes in ecclesiastical buildings are nothing new—they've been…
Rail Deck Park plans unveiled in Toronto
Mayor John Tory and Councillor Joe Cressy have announced the City of Toronto’s intention to protect more than 21 acres of land in the downtown core for the…
Permanent recognition of architects required on buildings in Toronto
The City of Toronto and the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) have announced that they will be requiring architectural recognition on all buildings over…