Open InSights – Keynote Talk Presented by Doors Open Toronto in partnership with the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto Indigenous knowledge...
Centred around Doors Open’s theme of “ renewal”, this year’s Architects Talk will bring five speakers for some fast-paced pecha-kucha style presentations to share their thoughts, work and...
If you’ve ever wondered what an architect’s studio looks like, now is your chance to find out! Organized by the TSA in partnership with studios across the city, Open Studio provides public access to...
Part of Doors Open Toronto 2022 Starting Point: Plaza on north side of Queen’s Quay Terminal, 207 Queens Quay Street West (look for the black and white TSA umbrella!) End Point: Simcoe...
Doors Open Toronto is an annual event when approximately 100 buildings of architectural, historic, cultural, and social significance to the city of Toronto open their doors to the public. The event...
Ever wondered what an architect’s studio looks like? This Doors Open weekend (May 27-28), architectural practices across Toronto are opening their doors and inviting you to come drop by! For 2023...
Toronto is a city defined by water – both geographically and historically. From Indigenous trade routes, to industrialization, Toronto’s waterways have been a spectator and contributor in Toronto’s...
Experience the west-end neighbourhood of the Village of Islington, also known as the Village of Murals, from a bird's-eye view aboard a double-decker bus. Encounter 27 stunning murals in this outdoor...
What story is your home, street or community waiting to tell? Learn about the resources, records and techniques Heritage Toronto’s programming staff use to build stories about buildings and...
In 2017, Toronto City Council approved the "Bathurst Quay Neighbourhood Plan" - a strategic master plan and implementation strategy for revitalizing under-utilized public property in the waterfront's...