Following on our earlier story today, more timber construction is destined for Toronto. In the Fall of 2017, George Brown College launched an international design competition for the third phase of ...

Henry Moore's Three-Way Piece No. 2 - more commonly referred to as The Archer - was unveiled i front of Viljo Revell's aNnew City Hall, 50 years ago. Today its history is being celebrated.

While work progresses behind the scenes on the controversial Scarborough Subway Extension, planners at both the City of Toronto and Oxford Properties are cooking up their own master plans for what ...

It has been five long months since we last reported on First Gulf's transformative East Harbour development, and the design team has since been busy advancing plans for Toronto's new 'Downtown East', ...

Last summer, details emerged about a plan by Allied Properties REIT to add new office space above heritage office buildings at Spadina and Adelaide in Downtown Toronto. The Sweeny &Co ...

In the 32 years since Promenade Mall opened on Bathurst Street in Vaughan, north of Toronto’s city limit, both the retail landscape and demand for suburban land has changed. The 2017 departure of ...

An update of the Wynford Green master plan, a reworking of the huge Celestica site at Don Mills and Eglinton in North York, was presented to Toronto's Design Review Panel last week for comment.

In this weeks Explainer UrbanToronto takes a look at how Toronto's Design Review Panel works. While many UrbanToronto readers believe that the Panel has the power to approve or reject developments in ...

As one of Canada's largest college campuses, Seneca College's Newnham campus, located on Finch Avenue East at Highway 404, plays host to a student population that now numbers 29,500 (with 12,500 full ...

Filmores Hotel at Dundas and George streets is the latest colourful Toronto landmark targeted for redevelopment. A plan to intensify the site with a 46-storey residential tower was submitted by Menkes ...

Etobicoke, former Township then Borough then City, and now Toronto's western flank, has long had a pocket of high-rise development along Bloor and Dundas streets near Islington subway station, while ...

Ever since an Request For Proposals process selected Capital Developments and Metropia to redevelop a 7.3-acre Toronto District School Board property at Bloor and Dufferin, we have been expecting a ...