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Toronto Urban Legends: Raymond Moriyama Makes His Mark on the Ontario Science Centre

Did celebrated architect Raymond Moriyama leave his signature on the Ontario Science Centre in more ways than one?

By Edward Brown May. 8th, 11:00 am

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Feeling Pug-ish About Toronto Architecture

Voting is now open for the ninth edition of the Pug Awards.

By Jamie Bradburn May. 1st, 9:15 am

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Door Stops: Photographing the Doors (and Walls, and Textures) of Toronto

A new photo project that stops and looks—really looks—at the ordinary textures that make up the city.

By Andrew Louis • Photos by Andrew LouisFeb. 13th, 11:30 am

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At an Ossington Gallery, a Condo Critique

"Intersection," an installation by artist Felix Kalmenson, highlights the unsettling side of Toronto's condo boom.

By Jodie Shupac Nov. 1st, 9:00 am

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A Kinder, Gentler Pug Awards

Once focusing on the worst, architecture awards now highlight public's choices for the best new buildings in Toronto.

By Jamie Bradburn Jun. 14th, 9:12 am

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Opening the Doors on Toronto

Every year, Doors Open Toronto lets Torontonians sneak looks at buildings they don't generally have access to. Here are some we're especially excited about this year.

By Carly Maga, Rachel Lissner and Jamie Bradburn May. 25th, 5:05 pm

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Camp 30 Fights On

A tour of the last surviving World War II German POW camp in Canada reveals hopeful plans for its future.

By Jamie Bradburn May. 8th, 11:15 am

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Exploring the Urban Playground

An architect-led Jane's Walk approaches the financial district from a kid's-eye view.

By Kelli Korducki May. 4th, 4:15 pm

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CONTACT: Capturing Change, One Photo At A Time

Full Frontal T.O., a new collection of the photography of Patrick Cummins, reveals hidden tales of the naked city.

By Kevin Scott May. 4th, 12:45 pm

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Vintage Toronto Ads: Happy Life Insurance Day!

Did you remember to celebrate the thriftiness of others?

By Jamie Bradburn Apr. 17th, 1:00 pm

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Shock and Anger Over High Park Playground Fire

An outpouring of community and corporate support bolsters plans to rebuild the beloved Jamie Bell playground.

By Bronwyn Kienapple Mar. 21st, 10:00 am

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NIMBYism in High Park?

West-end residents fear a new condo may set off "crowding" of Toronto's largest park.

By Bronwyn Kienapple Mar. 15th, 11:30 am

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Newsstand: February 20, 2012

Happy Family Day! Do you even care about the news today? Are you even awake yet? Well good, 'cause today's a slow one, kids: Gary Webster may not be the only transit manager on the chopping block; old TTC buses are slated to retire; Ryerson Architecture professors confirm smartness; and U of T grad students are curating a collection of brass psychological instruments.

By Jodie Shupac Feb. 20th, 10:00 am

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157 Coxwell Up for Sale

The quirky, eco-friendly, east end iconic residence is looking for the right owner.

By Carly Maga • Photo by Joel CharleboisJan. 6th, 2:00 pm

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Unseen City: Roy Thomson Hall

Behind the stage of one of Toronto's most loved music venues.

By Steve Kupferman • Photos by Michael ChrismanJan. 4th, 9:00 am

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The Cost Of Ignoring Our Aging Highrises

The future of the past: how we can salvage the apartment towers we once built in abundance but now often ignore.

By Jaime Woo Dec. 14th, 2:15 pm

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Proposed TD Centre Billboards Hit a Nerve

Local architecture historian rallies to halt development of two massive billboards on the Ernst and Young tower.

By Kelli Korducki Dec. 7th, 12:30 pm

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Mark Osbaldeston Exorcizes Toronto’s Architectural Ghosts

Osbaldeston, author of Unbuilt Toronto 2, has made a side-business out of digging up plans that went awry.

By Steve Kupferman Dec. 2nd, 10:30 am

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