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The website archives features a selection of the best new building designs around east-central Canada.
Design: Atelier rzlbd, Architects. The clients, a professional couple who both work from home and enjoy an active home entertainment lifestyle, were looking for a modern dwelling that would offer everything they might need and more, including enough space to transition into.
Design: +tongtong, Architects. Multi-disciplinary studio +tongtong recently completed a boutique retail space for Black Toe Running, a new high-end running store situated in downtown Toronto.
Design: +tongtong, Architects Designed to be multifunctional, the open-space interiors can easily transform from pool house to guesthouse to entertainment space to work studio to event space.
Design: Kilogram Studio, Architects. Two spaces are unified with a dark finished ceiling and floor, as well as a continuous row of sign lights that create the sensation of being outdoors under a night sky.
Design: II BY IV DESIGN. The Urban Infill Store, located at 1986 Queen Street East in Toronto is a highly innovative concept for the Liquor Control Board of Ontario; the first of its kind.
Design: 3XN
International real estate firm Hines, and Tridel, Canada’s leading condominium developer, has announced the selection of 3XN as the Design Architect of the developers’ latest residential project at Bayside Toronto.
Design: Hariri Pontarini Architects – 2016 OAA Award in Design Excellence winner:
The Richard Ivey Building at Western University creates a vibrant, unified, campus for the Ivey Business School. The vision was to attract the best students and faculty, express Ivey’s global identity, and celebrate Western’s history.
Design: Setless Architecture. Sited above the intersection of Tew’s Falls and Webster’s falls on the Bruce Trail, this house makes a strong connection to a singular landscape.
DPAI Architecture Inc. was commissioned to design a space that enables kg&a’s flexible and collaborative work style, while functionally and aesthetically aligning with the firm’s creative philosophy.
Design: ODA. The practice of orienting a home to the path of the sun is as old as civilization itself, and in nature, significantly predates it. Just as plants and flowers orient themselves to the sun through phototaxis, the newest building designed by ODA New York, appears to be doing the same.
Design: BIG Architects “How can architecture create communities?” The title of a Bjarke Ingels talk captures BIG’s ambition for a site on downtown Toronto’s King Street West.
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Design: DPAI Architecture Inc. The King William Performing Arts District Concept Plan proposes the creation of an integrated, multi-use district centred on Theatre Aquarius with a mixture of performing arts, retail, commercial and residential.
Design: Diamond Schmitt Architects. An innovative new research and teaching facility for the study of environmental sciences and chemistry opens at the University of Toronto Scarborough.
Canadian Canoe Museum in Ontario, Trent-Severn Canal Building: buildings near Peterborough Lift Lock, Canada design by Heneghan Peng Architects
Design: Mehdi Marzyari
Restoration and Transformation of a landmark Edwardian residence built in 1905-1910 is the new owners, a university professor and his family’s contribution to the historic neighbourhood of the Annex in downtown Toronto.
Design: DPAI Architecture Inc. Hamilton’s downtown renewal is well underway after suffering a fate similar to many post-industrial North American cities during the late 20th century. Notably, its renewal is grassroots, centering on the arts and entrepreneurial communities.