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Waterfront Toronto

Toronto parks, Waterfront Toronto

Design concepts for two new Toronto parks on show at City Hall


Waterfront Toronto, York, Rees

Shortlisted teams announced for Toronto’s York and Rees park competition


I See You Ashiyu by Asuka Kono and Rachel Salmela. Toronto, Canada.

Winners of third annual Winter Stations Design Competition announced


Exhibition seeks to inspire exploration of Toronto’s waterfront in winter months


Corktown Common borders the Canary District, a mixed-use development that initially housed athletes during the 2015 Pan Am/ParaPan Am Games. The park incorporates a raised landform that protects the eastern part of downtown (including the Canary District) from flooding.

Parks and Regeneration

A downtown Toronto green space revamps a brownfield into a vibrant public place that gives back to the environment.

Lecture and panel discussion features Nathalie de Vries of MVRDV


A rendering for the new TELUS Garden in Vancouver illustrates how an enlightened client can sponsor architectural innovation. Henriquez Partners Architects

Editorial: Client Champions

What defines a client who is effective at "sponsoring" an architect to produce a high-quality design? The answer largely depends upon that client's clarity of vision and ability to express that vision to the architect she hires.