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 offer live-work lofts for business owners and freelancers.
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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.
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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.
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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 air-to-air heat pump technology exclusively.
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As part of the project, the trust plans to work with Indigenous partners to ensure their history and heritage are reflected along the trails.
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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.
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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.
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Completion of a reroofing project at Vancouver’s historic Christ Church Cathedral marks the culmination of a massive four-phase, 22-year renovation plan.
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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 in the seats for the first time in more than 60 years.
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