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Canadian Architecture News February 2004

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February 1: Even Gehry can't escape the Toronto effect
February 1: Building toward a 'Toronto effect'
February 1: Unique B.C. shopping mall breaks Asian-theme mould, has eye-catching design
February 2: The medium is the message
February 4: Architects find wood works
February 7: Dreary design hits sour note
February 7: Timeless designs preserve investment
February 8: Toronto firm's work borders on a statement
February 9: VAG delays Erickson exhibition to late 2006
February 11: Architects realize their seating plan
February 13: A dormitory dose of neo-modernism
February 13: NYC is to Woody as Toronto is to ...?
February 14: This theatre never hibernates
February 14: Distillery District, that's the spirit
February 17: Vancouver Art Gallery issues redesign shortlist
February 18: Ontario Association of Architects announces new President
February 19: The king of 60s kitsch gets noticed
February 23: Quebec firm makes last five of competition
February 24: Conversions add old school class
February 26: Toronto ferry port a pathetic afterthought
February 27: Headquarters for Manitoba Hydro to be designed by KPMB with Smith Carter
February 28: Housing solution could be down the city's alleys
February 28: Regent Park to be reinvented
February 29: The promise of an empty box

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