Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) is transforming a suburban municipal building in Brampton into the home of its new medical school.
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Canada’s oldest continuing museum to be revitalized
(05/22/2024)
Canada’s oldest continuing museum, New Brunswick Museum (NBM) in Saint John, is all set to be revitalized.
Waterworks, a hybrid, mixed-use space designed by Diamond Schmitt, has won a Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) National Award, as well as a 2023 Building Industry and Land Development (BILD) award.
Diamond Schmitt Architects, in collaboration with Associate Architect EXP, have unveiled the design for the New Brunswick Museum (NBM), a modern facility that will serve as the new home for Canada’s oldest continuing museum.
Diamond Schmitt and Lemay Michaud have revealed their collaborative design for McGill University's New Vic Project—an ambitious $870 million transformation of Montreal's historic Royal Victoria Hospital site.
The new design for the Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health (SAMIH) at the University of Toronto’s Scarborough (UTSC) campus includes a dynamic five-storey atrium, inspired by a “fissure in a boulder,” revealing...
The latest architectural masterpiece in Toronto, a 27-storey flatiron building, clad in golden-bronze metal, will be built on an almond-shaped lot with a curved south facade and gravity-defying cantilevers on the western side, to...
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, alongside Gregg Lintern, the city's chief planner, and members of the design and development community, recently celebrated the recipients of the biennial Toronto Urban Design Awards. Notable winners included firms...
A new mixed-use development in downtown Toronto, Waterworks, rehabilitates, conserves, and expands an industrial heritage site—the 1932 Waterworks building, featuring an Art Deco design—resulting in a landmark standing on the juxtaposition of historical and...
Atlantic Science Enterprise Centre (ASEC) in Moncton, New Brunswick, achieves the project’s key objective of establishing new partnerships with First Nations groups by incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing and being in design aspects.
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