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Canadian Architecture News December 2007

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December 01: A year before liftoff, Gehry's AGO already soars
December 01: Outside blah, inside awe
December 01: New-look Gardiner a museum of our times
December 01: National Ballet School poetry of motion
December 03: Landmark Erickson house to be demolished
December 03: Erickson house faces wrecking ball
December 06: Project keeps nature close to city's heart
December 08: New designs must impress
December 12: Bold Visions – New Book by Kelvin Browne Explores the ROM’s Architecture
December 14: Santa's homes away from home
December 14: A challenging site brings out the best
December 15: Why is hospital design so unhealthy?
December 17: A 10-minute conversation with the starchitect
December 21: An angular vision from a Canadian master
December 21: Brickbats and bouquets
December 22: The curse of the OMB
December 24: Waterfront plan: A magnet and, hopefully, model
December 26: Bye Bye Batat
December 29: Landmarks, pinnacles, passages
December 29: Teardown Toronto
December 29: Vancouver's threatened legacy
December 29: Toronto's year of living large - and tall
December 30: Sybil Wa: Architect
December 31: City softens to the sharp edges

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