Canadian Canoe Museum Pavilion Ontario building
Canadian Canoe Museum in Ontario, Trent-Severn Canal Building: buildings near Peterborough Lift Lock, Canada design by Heneghan Peng Architects
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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.
Design: DPAI Architecture Inc. This new private residence In Hamilton, Ontario communicates that a new and sustainable form can be invented while highlighting and celebrating the neighbourhood’s historical legacy.
Design: DPAI Architecture Inc.
Originally built in 1939, the Hambly House is one of only a handful of Art Moderne houses to be found in Ontario. The original building, built for Jack Hambly, is a striking example of streamlined late Art Deco in Hamilton.
Design: TACT Design. This house projects a resolute demeanor towards the street with an undaunted face toward the ravine. The carefully crafted inner core is grounded by the sculpted wooden stair, which culminates at the 3rd floor study and wrap-around terrace.
Design: Dubbeldam Architecture + Design. When the client, a young couple, purchased this property with its two structures – the main building and coach house – both had been used as rooming houses for many years.
Design: Diamond Schmitt Architects. Four-theatre complex completes cultural hub in Niagara region: a bold urban renewal project that provides a new centre for the performing arts as well as an arts learning environment is set to open in downtown St. Catharines.
Design: Paul Raff Studio Architects. Situated on a narrow lot in a leafy neighborhood, Counterpoint House is a lofty, light-filled home for a family of four.
Design: Paul Raff Studio. The sculpture Wavelengths captures the dynamic surface of a lake and transforms a public passage into a phenomenal experience. Wavelengths is suspended overhead in the vehicular and pedestrian passage of Market Wharf condominium.
Design: rzlbd
Thorax House is located on the southern edge of Lansing, which is a small neighbourhood in the North York municipality in the Greater Toronto Area.
Design: Quadrangle Architects. The renovation of 60 Atlantic Avenue in Toronto’s Liberty Village demonstrates the practice’s leadership in transforming the historically industrial zone in Toronto’s west end into a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood and hub for creative sector businesses.
Design: Bortolotto. Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD U) to convert their main office building into the Rosalie Sharp Pavilion – a multiuse, student work and exhibition space. The proposal will wrap an existing OCAD U building with an intricately perforated, technologically responsive scrim.
Alex Tedesco, a senior Associate at LGA Architectural Partners, is an architect and a registered Building Science Specialist of Ontario. Growing up, Alex spent time on job sites immersed in construction.