Book Review: The Long Now
Published by Art Gallery of York University, 2018
Tamira Sawatzky is an architect. Elle Flanders is a filmmaker. Together they are more than either of…
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Great Gulf Inaugurates Safe Hands Sculpture at One Bloor
Since Great Gulf's 76-storey, One Bloor East, building reached its 257-metre height in 2015, the Hariri Pontarini-designed condominium held an inauguration in…
Jon Sasaki and DTAH to design Terry Fox memorial on Toronto’s waterfront
A public art and landscape installation inspired by Terry Fox’s legacy has been selected as a new keystone of Toronto's waterfront. Led by Legacy Art…
Ilana Altman and David Carey assume co-leadership of the Bentway
Toronto —The Bentway Conservancy is delighted to announce that on April 1, 2019 Ilana Altman and David Carey will assume joint leadership of the Bentway as…
Competition-winning benches from Beijing and New York to join Winnipeg’s…
In its third year of the Benchmark Design Competition, Storefront Manitoba and the Winnipeg Trails Association announced two new bench designs as part of the…
Ice Breakers exhibition comes to Toronto on January 19
An Illuminated starlight house, with a cascade of colours, kaleidoscopic mirrors and arches of sweet-sounding bells are just some of the sights and sounds that…
The Possibility of an Absolute Urban Artifact: Three Points Where Two Lines Meet,…
As a newcomer to the city, one of my first encounters with Toronto’s many idiosyncrasies involved navigating a series of awkward intersections northwest of…
Ice Breakers exhibition returning with five new installations
An Illuminated starlight house, with a cascade of colours, kaleidoscopic mirrors and arches of sweet-sounding bells are just some of the sights and sounds that…
Paul Raff Studio wins CODAworx Award for TTC’s Vaughan Station
A prominent Canadian project is among this year's CODAworx Award winners. Toronto-based Paul Raff Studio has won a 2018 award for the striking Atmospheric Lens…
In the Limelight: Limelight Bandshell, Toronto, Ontario
Designed by Paul Raff, a shell-shaped pavilion in North Toronto is a sparkling backdrop for formal and spontaneous performances.