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Location: Guelph
Date of Completion: 1880
Architect: William Slater
Date of Renovation/Addition: 2020
Architect of Renovation/Addition: Joel Bartlett Architect Inc.
Nominated by: Mike Schreiner, MPP...
Photo Credit : doublespace photographyArchitectural Credit : NORR Architectshttp://norr.com/global/projects/wellington-building-107...
Photo Credit : doublespace photographyArchitectural Credit : NORR Architectshttp://www.norr.com/global/projects/sir-john-macdonald-building-92...
Ontario Association of Architects
Location: Toronto, ON
Architects: George & Moorhouse
Date of completion: 1936
Nominated by: Hon. Michael Coteau, MPP (Don Valley East)
Tucked away amongst the...
Ontario Association of Architects
Location: Queen's University, Kingston
Architects: N45 Architecture Inc. in association with Snøhetta Architecture Design Planning P.C.
Date of completion: 2014
Nominated...
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...
Among the oldest traditions within the architectural profession in Canada is the ring worn by many architectural graduates on the little finger of their drafting hand. The ring - made of iron...
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...
This past Friday, February 12, the Ontario Jewish Archives opened the exhibition Benjamin Brown: Architect, featuring original drawings, blueprints, watercolour presentation boards, historical...
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