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Canadian Architecture News July 2004

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July 2: Façade preservation irritates historians
July 2: Grand vision would transform Port Lands
July 2: Montreal architect second in Immortals competition
July 8: Portage and Main makeover plan tossed
July 9: Alberta Architects and Licensed Interior Designers Elect Jane F. Pendergast as President
July 9: Beautifying Toronto by bits and pieces
July 10: Crass additions sink stately old building
July 11: At 80, Erickson returns to the top
July 11: Toronto architect shines in Shanghai
July 13: Vancouver joining push for rooftop oases among cityscape canyons
July 15: Initial visions for Montreal's Quartier des spectacles unveiled
July 16: A standard by which to judge a city's beauty
July 19: Architects are rebuilding their firms -- here's how
July 23: An old church is born again
July 23: A downtown in search of high-rise attitude
July 24: Green roofs are gaining ground
July 25: Gehry builds a love-hate for his home town
July 26: Bringing the beach downtown
July 26: How urban blights can become delights
July 28: Failing to make the grade
July 28: Bleak times for a new human-rights museum
July 30: Toronto's enigmatic architect
July 31: Glasshouse appeal crystal clear

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