Canadian Architecture News - August 2004 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News August 2004

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August 1: Scrivener Square works, even if you don't realize it
August 3: 23rd Annual Mississauga Urban Design Awards open for nominations
August 3: RAIC announces new President and Board Executive
August 6: AGO's final design unveiled
August 7: Conservatory plans hit a sour note
August 7: Cardinal disowns his masterpiece
August 9: Urban design controls
August 9: Celebrity rules in pursuit of Gehry
August 12: Highrise with a twist
August 12: MLA is out stumping for SFU oval
August 13: A splash of modernism in a sea of Tudor
August 16: Welcome to the dead zone
August 18: VANOC selects Richmond proposal for 2010 Olympic Winter Games Speed Skating Oval
August 23: LEED Green-Building Standards Travel to Canada
August 23: Release plans for Hill building
August 24: The business end of beauty
August 25: Centennial centre a keeper
August 25: Gallery houses architect's legacy
August 27: Mr. Smith builds his perfect house

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