Canadian Architecture News - April 2004 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News April 2004

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April 01: AGO board affirms Gehry as architect for expansion
April 01: AGO forges on with Gehry
April 03: Mister Modern: Architect Hart Massey introduced the city to the Bauhaus movement
April 04: Lessons on urbanism from the City of Light
April 05: Riverfront plan has tremendous potential
April 06: Human Rights Museum to Put Winnipeg on Architectural Map
April 06: We're off to see the new terminal
April 07: Modernism's roots stir anew
April 10: For weddings or a funeral
April 13: B.C. complex gets a new lease on life
April 13: Two visions for lakeside green
April 14: Five of Canada's six fastest growing cities in 2004 are in the West
April 15: Hockey legend wants Maple Leaf Gardens saved
April 16: Putting back alleys on the front burner
April 17: Traces of the Great Fire
April 17: Drawn down to the last bolt
April 17: Church at the centre
April 20: OAA Announces Winners of 2004 Awards
April 22: Ontario to beef up protection of historic buildings
April 22: Inches of brilliance enliven Terminal 1's same old, same old
April 25: A remarkable place to learn
April 28: Not your average office tower
April 29: Final Three Shortlisted for Museum of Human Rights
April 29: Museum names design finalists
April 30: Portage and Main designs revealed today

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