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06-06-2019
Albion Public Library in Toronto by Perkins+Will Canada
The Albion Public Library in Toronto, designed by Perkins+Will Canada, is one of the six libraries that won a 2019 AIA/ALA Library Building Award.

04-12-2018
TORONTO: a melting pot of architecture and design
Toronto is a cultural melting pot featuring plenty of industrial and Victorian architecture, with warehouses converted into art and design galleries, artists’ studios and coffeeshops, cultural hubs of fashion and film and plenty of space for museums, too.

28-08-2018
Architects and designers awarded with the AZ Awards 2018
During a gala held at the Evergreen Brick Works of Toronto, Azure unveiled the 20 architects and designers who won the 20 categories of the AZ Awards 2018. Among the winners is the design of the multi-storey residential building The Silo, by COBE, and of the Copenhagen International School, by CF Møller Architects.

13-06-2018
Aquabella and Aqualuna are two residential projects by 3XN Architects in Toronto
Aqualuna and Aquabella are two important new projects by the Danish studio 3XN Architects, two big residential buildings completing the master plan for the Toronto waterfront development known as Bayside Toronto. The renderings accompanying and presenting the two projects precisely illustrate the architectural solutions and the materials chosen by the architects, as well as the panoramic views residents will enjoy from the apartments’ terraces.

13-03-2018
The “Yayoi Kusama. Infinity Mirrors” Exhibition reached Canada
AGO, Art Gallery of Ontario, in Toronto, is the only Canadian leg of the “Infinity Mirror” exhibition by famous Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

12-01-2018
Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc, a registered LEED Gold school
Canadian firm Montgomery Sisam Architects Inc.

05-04-2006
Ontario College of Art & Design, Alsop Architects.
Toronto. 2004
A big box suspended on long, thin "legs": this is OCAD, the Ontario College of Art and Design, designed by Studio Alsop in collaboration with Toronto architects Robbie, Young and Wright.