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Allan Gardens Harvest Festival

by ERA Architects

Photos: Lisa Kates On September 28, the Friends of Allan Gardens (FOAG) hosted its first Urban Harvest Festival in one of Toronto’s most historic parks. Three hundred people joined us to celebrate autumn amid the colouring trees and early-20th century greenhouses of Allan Gardens. With the generous support of TD Bank, FOAG collaborated with Food Forward, a food advocacy organization...

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Charles Birnbaum talk: Thurs. May 23

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...in two other events: a Cultural Landscape Evening of food and drinks, hosted at Gilead on Friday May 24 at 7 p.m.; and a Doors Open Jane’s Walk in Toronto’s Yorkville, Saturday May 25 at 10 a.m. Thanks to our co-sponsors Maglin Site Furniture, the Ontario Association of Landscape Architects, Janet Rosenberg & Studio, and the University of Toronto.  ...

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Tafelmusik renovations unveiled

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...In addition to these marked acoustic improvements, the renovation includes new paint and finishes, newly exposed wood floors and ceilings, refurbished ironwork, a new stage, and new, more comfortable, seating. We look forward to continuing our work on site, as Trinity St.-Paul’s moves into a second phase of restorations and renovations in 2014. Recent press: Globe & Mail Toronto Star...

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Evergreen Brick Works Demonstrates How Revived Heritage Spaces Create Sustainable Cities

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...to attain a carbon neutral design target for the site, a first in Canada. Once completed, the doors will be open to citizens, the public/private sectors and thought leaders to contribute to the initiative. The heritage adaptive design approach was created in consultation with the City of Toronto’s Preservation Services, Ontario Heritage Trust and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority...

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COVID-19 and ERA Architects: Our Work Plan

To our clients and colleagues during the COVID-19 pandemic

by ERA Architects

...on call and fully mobilized. Required in person meetings, such as architectural site visits, will be conducted following best practices in health, and in partnership with clients and constructors to ensure the health and safety of all parties. Be assured that ERA’s commitment to you is to keep the caliber of work high; to understand and respond to changes beyond...

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Regent Park’s Commemoration Strategy

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...with Swerhun Facilitation, Toronto Community Housing, and (most importantly) past and current residents of Regent Park to develop recommendations for safeguarding and promoting the community’s heritage. Regent Park plans showing site evolution. At our first public meeting on July 23, 2015, we introduced the idea of a commemoration plan and asked the community two key questions: What stories would you...

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East Scarborough Storefront

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...the new building renovation designed by Sustainable.TO. Scarborough Storefront Community Workshop Diagrams The diagrams shown here are preliminary site analysis and schematic plan drawings that begin to illustrate the concept that small, simple changes can have a big impact on the way these residents experience the Storefront that is at the core of their community. Stay tuned for more information...

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Newfoundland field research (by guest blogger Kathryn Douthart)

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...compare and contrast these communities with Nipper’s Harbour. Travel also allowed the team to spend a few days in the neighbouring community of Burlington – the site of the very first CoO build in 2010. We were lucky enough to arrive during the annual Gathering Festival – an intimate two-day festival with music, entertainment, and meals prepared by Newfoundland’s best...

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