The Union Station Train Shed, designed by A.R. Ketterson, a Toronto Terminals Railway Assistant Bridge Engineer, was…

Gemini House is a prototype low-energy retrofit project housed on the University of Toronto campus, led by…

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

Located along the central spine of the University of Toronto’s St. George Campus, the Rotman School of…

Toronto Community Housing’s Lawrence Orton campus is a 336-unit complex completed in 1969, which houses more than…

Since its inception in 1858, Allan Gardens has been a distinctive part of Toronto, dedicated to offering…

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Sony Centre is a modernist concert hall built in 1959-60 and designed by Toronto architect Earle…

Completed in 1903, the original King Edward Hotel was Toronto’s first ‘palace hotel’. It was built at…

Located at the heart of the distillery district, the new Spirit of York Distillery Co. provides a…

Spruce Court Cooperative was started in 1913 and was designed by Eden Smith, a well-known Toronto architect.…

Designed and constructed in 1905 by the architects Darling and Pearson, 197 Yonge Street was constructed to…

Built in 1836, Colborne Lodge is listed on Toronto’s inventory of heritage properties.It is an early example…

Historic farmstead properties are a common sight throughout small, rural Ontario. The large acreage lots often contain…

The Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum, located on Woodbine Avenue north of Bloomington Road,  is a grouping of small heritage…

The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) is an important cultural institution both locally for the City of…

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

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

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

The Museum, a National Historic Site and a Civil and Power Engineering Landmark, was designed by Thomas…

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

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

The R.C. Harris Filtration Plant is a fine example of Depression era public works project at a…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

ERA was the heritage consultant for the Heritage District Study of a north Toronto street, testing the…