So, the National Post takes note of the ROM addition as one of the new architectural wonders. Next, we hear of a cultural renaissance forged by the AGO, ROM, Gardiner Museum and Opera House. We are not sure if there is a cultural renaissance or just some big buildings being redesigned. There are also several new condominium towers perhaps re-inventing how we live. The Gehry building is a Gehry building here or in Cleveland. Modernism has been around for decades. Zinedine Zidane.

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Japanese fans at a Bosox game


A washroom design in Portugal


China's new TV Station headquarters

Bruce Stratton Architects has been selected to redesign the TPL Branch at Kennedy and Eglinton. The new facility will incorporate the adjacent space next door and increase it's size to over 6000 square feet. It will also feature a new computer area. The current branch has some large windows which help bring the natural light throughout the space.

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Recently, Christopher Hume of the Toronto Star noted the hazards of some recent architectural detailing.

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The next installment of famous architect in Toronto is Steven Holl.
His work is great but I am unsure about this particular commission.
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So a friend sent me these photos of a one of a kind architecture office....

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MUSEUM MAESTROS
a documentary directed by John Bessai
BROADCAST PREMIERE
WEDNESDAY MARCH 5 2008
ON BRAVO!
AT 8PM EST / 5PM PST


Museum Maestros chronicles the life and work of Gail and Barry Lord, a husband and wife team of international museum experts.
Projects visited in the documentary include the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, the World Trade Centre Memorial, the Island of Culture in Abu Dhabi, the American Revolution Center in Philadelphia and the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco.

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