Canadian Architecture News - March 2007 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News March 2007

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March 02: Modernist houses of worship among the city's treasures
March 02: Square needs design edit
March 08: Architectural Opening & Building Dedication of the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal
March 09: Plant Architect & Shore Tilbe Irwin wins Nathan Phillips Square Design Competition
March 09: A building for la dolce vita in Little Italy
March 09: Merger of interior design and health care architects a win-win
March 10: Toronto's green heart
March 14: James Crang, Architect 1924-2007
March 16: A family's little house in the Prairie style
March 16: Thoughtful building on the U of T frontier
March 16: Exporting the 'Vancouver style'
March 17: Room for all faiths
March 17: Eastward ho
March 17: Building a team harder than landing right prom date
March 22: Life and ashes beyond the valley
March 23: Good suburban bones in need of a jolt
March 23: Building a low-impact life of plenty
March 23: Secret signatures tell a silent story
March 23: A house as 'West Coast' as can be
March 24: Like Guaranteed milk bottle, Five Roses sign, rusty water tank holds a lot of city's heritage
March 24: Work to begin on $1B Penny Lane towers
March 25: Faulty towers
March 26: A City Intersected: Bathurst Street & Bloor Street
March 27: RCMP story begins at Regina heritage centre
March 28: Canadian firm designs Caribbean oncology centre
March 29: Keep it simple, spare us frills
March 30: Former top planner sees plenty of housing space

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