The Ken Soble Tower Transformation is a ground-breaking project rehabilitating a post-war apartment tower in Hamilton, Ontario…

Founded in 1889, the Don Valley Brick Works became one of the largest and most significant brick…

The Gooderham and Worts Historic District is a National Historic Site and former home to the largest…

Completed in 1864, the Old Don Jail was last work of one of Canada’s most respected early…

The University of Toronto is revising its 1997 Secondary Plan, creating a new Secondary Plan that will…

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

ERA Architects, in joint venture with SvN Architects and Planners, has completed the deep energy retrofit of…

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

Grange Park, a two-hectare public open space south of the Art Gallery of Ontario, is a rare…

The oldest among the University of Toronto’s federated universities, Victoria University and its campus are an expression…

The University of Toronto’s King’s College Circle is an iconic ceremonial landscape, an important hub of student…

In 2015, a new Secondary Plan was developed for the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. As a…

Homewood Health in Guelph was founded in the late nineteenth century as a private countryside retreat providing…

Guild Park and Gardens is a regionally treasured destination park with a unique character. This 36-hectare park…

The Cornell Campbell Farmstead is a local landmark and a remnant of a period of agricultural significance…

In 2012, Canada Lands Company acquired the property of the Booth Street Complex —bordered by Booth, Norman,…

Regent Park is the largest social housing neighbourhood built in Canada’s history, with a layered history of…

Honest Ed’s and Mirvish Village have been part of the Bloor and Bathurst neighbourhood for more than…

For nearly a decade, the Distillery District has integrated modern spaces with designated heritage buildings. Industrial architecture…

ERA, alongside Brook McIlroy, planningAlliance, City of Toronto, and others, received the 2015 Canadian Institute of Planners…

The Downtown Built Heritage Inventory (DBHI) is a pilot project that proposes a new, Hamilton-specific methodology to…

Formerly in operation as Division 11 of the Toronto Police Services, this 1960s building is being considered…

Unlike many small Ontario towns, Picton maintains a compact townscape with discreet edges surrounded by countryside. Historically,…

In 2009 the City of Kingston engaged a consultant team to undertake the Kingston Community Cultural Policy…

ERA and Arup collaborated to join a number of European firms in a parallel commission to reimagine…

For this project, sited on King near John St. in Toronto’s entertainment district, David Mirvish and Frank…

The Crosstown, which will bring rapid transit along Eglinton and span the city from Scarborough to Etobicoke,…

7 Austin Terrace was part of the estate of Canadian publisher John B. Maclean, founder of Maclean’s…

Contemporary architects can address history in one of two ways, either by exclusion or inclusion. Exclusion would…

Culture of Outports This initiative by ERA Architects and the Centre for Urban Growth and Renewal (CUG+R),…

The ‘Culture of Outports‘ project proposes that an understanding of the unique history and character of outport…

The One Millionth Tower project is part of the remarkable HIGHRISE initiative, which is a collaboration between…