Canadian Architecture News - April 2005 Archives

April 01: Richard Henriquez wins RAIC Gold Medal for 2005
April 01: In-your-face U of T residence challenges Toronto to grow up
April 05: Nation builder
April 07: 2005-2006 Power Corporation of Canada Award Announced
April 07: Architect's firm vision helped shape Vancouver
April 08: This time, let's get it right at Regent Park
April 08: A walk through Marlborough country
April 09: Uncompromising architect turns page on long career
April 09: Conversions done right help preserve fabric of city
April 11: Legalities block cube-ist's vision
April 12: Building a better Alberta
April 14: Arresting design wins accolades
April 15: Churches, heritage activists clash
April 15: Design Concept Selected for Downtown Office
April 15: Heritage status for CNR edifice
April 15: $80-M Nygard project to revitalize Exchange
April 15: Predock Wins Canadian Museum for Human Rights Architectural Design Competition
April 15: $100M for rights museum
April 16: Asper's dream will be a sci-fi castle
April 16: Hydro fine-tunes plans
April 16: A revolution, inside and out
April 16: The Allan Wall: Wellesley and Sherbourne Streets
April 16: The strength of straw
April 17: U.S. architect's design chosen for human rights museum
April 18: Montreal's world-fair legacy still shines
April 20: 'It's going to be unique'
April 21: Architect ties modern with traditional
April 21: New muscle for Heritage Act
April 22: Family finds sun, wind and straw are a recipe for success
April 25: Montreal's Grande Bibliothèque opens its doors to the public on April 30 and May 1
April 25: Top architects on short list for proposed new $48-million Edmonton Art Gallery
April 27: New Canadian Museum Has a Battlefield Focus
April 29: Deal on Humber Bay Shores does city proud
April 29: Heritage bill passes, but who will pay?
April 29: New windows: A pane in the glass
April 29: UBC Picks a Winner for University Boulevard
April 30: Modest and courageous
April 30: Architect links design with human rights
April 30: UBC selects eco-friendly boulevard design
April 30: Doors Open Winnipeg to open more unique buildings in 2005
April 30: Prefabulous

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