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Few building types are as intrinsically knit into Ontario's cultural identity as the cottage, the wilderness retreat of thousands of Ontarians who have made these buildings part of their yearly summer...
Ontario Association of Architects
Image Credit: Cobourg Public Library, 720-15, 1950
Architectural Credit: Kivas Tully (Original Building); Peter John Stokes Architect, Chapman and Walker (restoration)
Location: Cobourg...
Location: Kingston, Ontario
Date of Completion: 1844
Architect: George Browne
Dates of Renovations/Additions: 1865, 1909, 1956, 1960s, 1971, 2001
Architects of Renovations/Additions: Harry P. Smith...
Ontario Association of Architects
Location: Whitby
Date of Completion: 1873; additions made in 1929 and 1953-54
Architect: Kivas Tully (1873, original structure); Rounthwaite and Fairfield (1953-54, addition)
Date of Renovation...
Ontario Association of Architects
Location: Woodstock
Date of Completion: 1909
Architect (Original Building): Chadwick & Becket
Renovation and Addition: 1995
Architect (Renovation): Phillip H. Carter Architect
Nominated...
Of the 111 libraries funded by Andrew Carnegie in Ontario, none was larger (or more expensive) than Toronto’s first purpose-built central reference library at the corner of St. George and...
Completed in 1929 to showcase the latest cars and trucks, the Automotive Building was the result of a design competition that saw 30 architectural practices submit proposals for the new exhibition...
Photo Credit : 1937Architectural Credit : Holabird & RocheDesigned in 1919 and opened in 1924, this historic Neoclassical stadium hosted the 3rd Pan American Games in 1959. Part of the larger North...
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