The Canada Maltings Co. is a former industrial complex located at the foot of Bathurst Quay in…

The Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI) is a provincially operated regional resource centre in London, Ontario,…

ERA was part of a consultant team that prepared the Avenues and Mid-rise Buildings Study for the…

The section of Dundas Street West stretching between University Ave. and Bathurst St. is an important tourist…

The Automotive building was constructed in 1929 as a venue for the exhibition of new automobiles. This…

Dundurn National Historic Site is a prominent historic house in Hamilton, dating from 1835. This Regency style…

ERA provided research and consultation on the heritage resources that could be affected by the proposed alterations…

Victoria Memorial Square is the City of Toronto’s first European cemetery. It was created in 1793/94 by…

Toronto’s Mount Sinai Hospital was founded on this site in 1923. In 1930, a new surgical wing…

Clarence Square is one of the oldest remaining park spaces in the downtown core of Toronto. Established…

The project includes the development of a condominium and rental building and the heritage designation of the…

The Maltings is one of the forty-four buildings that comprise the largest and best-preserved collection of Victorian…

Found Toronto was presented as part of the Building On History exhibit that opened at Harbourfront Centre…

The Artscape Wychwood Barns is located on the southwest corner of Wychwood and Benson Avenues, near St.…

Built in 1857 and designed by H.B. Sinclair, Cambridge City Hall is a fine example of Italianate…

The City of Cambridge boasts a history of high quality farmland and industrial activity along its main…

The Ruthven Park National Historic Site consists of one of Canada’s finest Greek Revival mansions, and 1478…

Toronto is a concrete city. International landmarks, civic buildings, cultural institutions, metropolitan infrastructure and housing from high-rise…

The “Asylum Wall” borders the site of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) at 1001…

With the renewal of many of Toronto’s great cultural institutions, the next phase of great city building…

The Kerr Log House is one of few remaining two-storey log houses in Southern Ontario. Built around…

The Royal Ontario Museum is a national cultural and architectural landmark, and is designated under Part IV…

St. Lawrence Hall was completed in 1850. Designed by William Thomas, it was established to provide a…

The William Crowther House was built in 1889 by a Toronto merchant, who occupied it until 1927.…

This project converted the Loretto Abbey School in the Annex, a designated heritage property, into residential condominium…

A National Historic Site, Whitehern Historic House and Garden is the former estate of the prominent McQuesten…

The Wesley Building was designed by Burke Horwood & White in 1913 to house the Methodist Book…

The Abbey Residential Condominium at 384 Sunnyside Avenue is a conversion of Howard Park Methodist Church. Modern…

Located in the Distillery District National Historic Site, the Mill St. Brewery is designated by the City…

Laid out as part of the historic Village of East Toronto in the 1880s, Lyall Avenue is…

The Richmond Adelaide Centre consists of a large block of commercial buildings in downtown Toronto. Significant heritage…

The Miller House is a 1-1/2 storey home located on the property of the Pillar and Post…

Designed by the Toronto firm of Darling & Pearson, the University of Toronto’s Convocation Hall opened in…

Parkwood National Historic Site was built in 1916 as the home of the late R. S. McLaughlin,…

The former Eaton’s College Street contains one of the finest Art Moderne interiors in Canada, the Carlu.…

The Tip Top Tailor building was constructed in 1929 to the designs of architect Roy M. Bishop.…

121-123 Scollard Street was constructed by 1884, developed by Leeds Sheppard, a prominent landowner in Yorkville. This…

The construction of the Chapman & McGiffin designed public library, formerly known as the Dovercourt Branch, began…

Commissioned by clothing manufacturer William R. Johnston, and built in 1875 by prominent local architectural firm, Langley,…

St. George’s United Church was designed by architects Langley and Howland and built in 1924. An addition…

Crangle’s Collision (the former International Harvesters’ Building) has been an Art Moderne accent at the corner of…

The residential buildings within the King Edward precinct of Ottawa were constructed between 1880 and 1921. A…

Toronto Island represents one of Toronto’s most important cultural heritage landscapes. Throughout its history the Island has…

Dating from 1843, Little Trinity is one of the oldest surviving brick churches in Toronto. This polychrome…

Since its construction in 1929, Union Station has held a prominent role in the urban landscape of…

Union Station is recognized under the Railway Stations Protection Act as a nationally significant heritage building and…

Consumers Gas Station A, designed by Bond & Smith and completed in 1898, has been integrated into…

The Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives acquired the Jared Sessions House from the Toronto Children’s Aid Society,…