Canadian Architecture News - June 2006 Archives

June 01: Set your sites
June 01: Harbour of our dreams
June 01: If Downsview Park matters, why has nothing begun?
June 01: Fifth annual Doors Open event offers a peek inside Ottawa
June 02: Via Rail's Ottawa train station a key stop for "Doors Open" day
June 02: West 8 wins Waterfront Corp. design competition
June 02: Canadian Competitions Catalogue has launched
June 02: 'Twisted Sisters' not just another dumb box
June 02: West 8 waterfront winner
June 03: Dutch design firm wins waterfront bid
June 05: RAIC announces National Urban Design Award winners
June 07: So T.O. — who's the Pugliest of them all? Condos
June 07: A Day At The Opera
June 08: Nothing to sing about
June 08: War Museum, Donnelly Centre up for British architecture prize
June 08: Quebec scrambles to save its churches
June 08: Two Canadian buildings shortlisted for Lubetkin Prize
June 09: War museum, U of T centre up for prize
June 09: A thundering cry in the urban landscape
June 10: Opera's new home
June 10: Shattered glass staircase shatters nerves
June 10: Site honours architect Lyle
June 10: Architects show how to green the 'burbs
June 11: True believers bolster their pitch for prefab
June 13: A children's hospital that doesn't look or feel like one
June 13: CCA announces the winners of the 2006 Power Corporation of Canada Award
June 13: Diamond bright, Diamond hard
June 16: Kuwabara on Hamilton's City Square
June 16: Sketches, but no true portrait
June 16: Harbour plan needs daffiness weeded out
June 16: An architect named Joe
June 17: Outside blah, inside awe
June 17: Urban density, urban destiny
June 17: Vital, elegant, magical
June 17: RAIC announces new President
June 19: Bruce Kuwabara Awarded RAIC Gold Medal
June 22: Plan for park goes largely unnoticed
June 23: Sustainable home design winner named
June 24: Happy Thirtieth, CN Tower
June 24: New-look Gardiner a museum of our times
June 25: A Picture And A Thousand Words
June 27: Whitehorse, Vancouver Firms Win Canada Council Architecture Awards
June 27: Trail of broken promise
June 28: Portrait Gallery project stalled
June 30: Modernist condo a deluxe perch above Bloor

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