Opened this year, Montreal’s Maisonneuve Library, housed since 1981 in what once was a small, but prestigious city hall for the short-lived City of Maisonneuve, underwent a major architectural transformation.
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The proposed design for Parliament & Co, earlier planned as a commercial development, has pivoted to a mixed-use residential project, taking inspiration from Toronto warehouses and artist lofts from the ’60s and ’70s, to...
The proposed redevelopment of Government of Canada’s Toronto waterfront property, Ontario Place, will transform it into a freely accessible public space, with added natural and sustainability features to enhance climate resiliency and shoreline protection.
The revitalization of Toronto’s heritage Massey Hall has introduced alterations to reveal more of the structure’s historical details, while retaining the signature design elements of the past.
Instead of overhauling the existing multi-zone rooftop units or replacing them with new versions of the same technology, the firm designed a multi-zone air handler for Victoria, B.C.'s heritage site, Rithet Building, which employed...
As part of the project, the trust plans to work with Indigenous partners to ensure their history and heritage are reflected along the trails.
The Hamilton-Niagara Chapter is holding its seventh SymposYAH! dinner meeting titled ‘Better Details’ on Thursday, April 11, from 6 to 9 p.m. The event will take place at CoMotion on King in Hamilton.
APT and National Trust for Canada embraced the historic opportunity of Canada’s 150th anniversary to jointly organize a conference, CAPITALizing on HERITAGE, in the nation’s capital from October 11 to 14.
Completion of a reroofing project at Vancouver’s historic Christ Church Cathedral marks the culmination of a massive four-phase, 22-year renovation plan.
Making History Again: Repurposing Maple Leaf Gardens
(09/01/2012)
When the Toronto Maple Leafs moved into the Air Canada Centre (ACC) in 1999, not only was the world-famous Maple Leaf Gardens venue left empty, but there was also silence at ice level and...
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