Canadian Architecture News - January 2008 Archives

January 01: Ontario's legislative building: literally full of hot air
January 02: Sweet B.C. history at risk, heritage groups say
January 02: The city unseen: Casa Loma
January 04: Rooms to breathe
January 04: End architectural diets and building binges
January 05: Living on our great river road
January 05: Nathan Phillips reconstruction appears stalled
January 07: Umbrella to cover robson square
January 08: Toronto's Distillery community spirits low over Clear Spirits highrise
January 08: Inzola Group spearheads restoration of Brampton’s Dominion Building
January 08: Man with a brilliant touch
January 08: School principal fought to save Halifax waterfront from destruction
January 10: RAIC send open letter to BC Premier regarding Robson Square
January 11: A house for all seasons
January 11: An inside focused outside
January 11: Creativity needs a home
January 14: We don't deserve this horrorchitecture
January 14: Robson Square rush-job revamp not a good idea
January 15: RAIC responds to plan for roof over Vancouver’s Robson Square
January 15: Atelier T.A.G wins Prix de Rome in Architecture
January 16: Foreign-trained architects help build a better Canada
January 16: The promised land?
January 18: Blending beauty and efficiency
January 18: When skill meets scale
January 18: Home office
January 18: Union Station a symbol of our political paralysis
January 19: Christopher Dewdney on the sprawl apocalypse
January 19: Sure footing on Jarvis slip
January 19: It's still East York Scarborough Etobicoke to me
January 21: Arthur Erickson, the Brand
January 22: Moriyama + Teshima Architects to design the Region of Waterloo History Museum
January 22: Aging grande dame gets a facelift
January 23: Owner wrangles with city over reno plan
January 23: Lambert fights to save historic monastery
January 25: Time worn, but thoroughly modern
January 25: Overarching aspirations
January 25: In architecture, as elsewhere, sex sells
January 25: The man who's adding curves to the skyline
January 26: Humber's nugget of joy in a suburban wasteland
January 29: Architect makes $5.5M donation
January 30: Carleton to name architecture school after Israeli developer
January 31: Berkebile to speak at Fredericton Festival of Architecture
January 31: Latest images from Canadian Museum of Human Rights
January 31: Critic pans architecture school renaming
January 31: An improved design, but still not great

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