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Ordered by project date from most recent to oldest
111 Richmond St. W. 2013
This 15-storey building, designed by now legendary Peter Dickinson and Morden Yolles, is one of only a few intact examples of high-quality 1950s office design …
Mirvish and Gehry on King St. West 2013
For this project, sited on King near John St. in Toronto’s entertainment district, David Mirvish and Frank Gehry propose a three-building residential and mixed-use complex …
Drake Devonshire Inn 2013
The Drake Devonshire Inn is a new project opening in the fall of 2013 in the pastoral Prince Edward County town of Wellington, Ontario. ERA …
Coliseum Complex at Exhibition Place 2012
Coliseum Complex is a 410,000 sq ft group of five buildings constructed in 1922 to showcase the Canadian National Exhibition’s Winter Fair. An example of …
Lang Tannery 2011
The Lang Tannery site is an industrial complex that occupies 5.5 acres on two city blocks in the designated warehouse district of the city of …
Culture of Outports: Majumder Manor 2011
The ‘Culture of Outports‘ project proposes that an understanding of the unique history and character of these communities is essential in order to …
The Drake Hotel Annex Project 2011
The Drake Hotel is a cultural landmark within Toronto’s Art and Design District. In 2001, the original 1890’s building at Beaconsfield and Queen Street West …
Five Corners 2011
Five Corners is a development by Concert Properties for the site at Front Street and Church Street, incorporating a 19th century industrial building into a …
Burano – Addison Motors
ERA provided a Heritage Impact Statement and Conservation and Restoration Plan for a high-end 48-storey residential condominium development above the neo-Gothic inspired former McLaughlin Motors …
The Distillery District
The Gooderham and Worts Historic District is a National Historic Site and former home to the largest distillery in Canada. The complex is a remarkable …
Maple Leaf Gardens
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King Edward Hotel – The Crystal Ballroom
The King Edward Hotel in downtown Toronto has remained one of the city’s leading hotels since its opening day in May 1903. The double-height Crystal …
Bishop’s Block
The Bishop’s Block, a designated heritage property, was built circa 1829. It is considered one of the oldest buildings left in Toronto’s downtown core. Originally …
The Roxy Theatre 2010
The Allenby Theatre (also re-named the 99cent Roxy) opened in 1935 and was designed by the well-known Toronto architectural firm Kaplan and Sprachman. Kaplan and …
Allstream Centre 2010
The Automotive building was constructed in 1929 as a venue for the exhibition of new automobiles. This use continued until the 1960’s, however, over the …
100 Yorkville Avenue 2009
Toronto’s Mount Sinai Hospital was founded on this site in 1923. In 1930, a new surgical wing was built by architects, Kaminker & Richmond, having …
The Maltings 2009
The Maltings is one of the forty-four buildings that comprise the largest and best-preserved collection of Victorian Industrial Architecture known as the Distillery Heritage District, …
Wesley Building 2007
The Wesley Building was designed by Burke Horwood & White in 1913 to house the Methodist Book and Publishing Company (later the Ryerson Press). This …
Mill St. Brewery 2006
Located in the Distillery District National Historic Site, the Mill St. Brewery is designated by the City of Toronto under part IV of the Ontario …
Richmond Adelaide Centre 2006
The Richmond Adelaide Centre consists of a large block of commercial buildings in downtown Toronto. Significant heritage buildings, from the 1920s through to the 1960s …
Miller House 2006
The Miller House is a 1-1/2 storey home located on the property of the Pillar and Post in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario which dates back to 1817. …
The Carlu 2006
The former Eaton’s College Street contains one of the finest Art Moderne interiors in Canada, the Carlu. It was commissioned by Sir John Craig Eaton …
Crangle’s Collision 2005
Crangle’s Collision (the former International Harvesters’ Building) has been an Art Moderne accent at the corner of Bathurst and Wellington since its construction in 1940. …
The Stone Distillery 2004
The Stone Distillery is the most prominent structure on the site of the Distillery District, National Historic Site. Erected 1859 to 1861, this is the …
Ojibway Club
The Ojibway Club is a rare surviving example of the wooden resort hotels that were found throughout Muskoka and along Georgian Bay. In the mid-20th …
Joy Oil Gas Station 2002
The Joy Oil Station is the last of at least 16 stations built of the same design in Toronto in the 1930’s by the Joy …
The Massey Houses 2001
In the late 19th century, the Massey family houses at 515 and 519 Jarvis Street played a significant role in establishing and promoting Jarvis Street …
The Flatiron Building 2000
An icon of the Toronto streetscape, the Gooderham Building was the headquarters for the Gooderham and Worts distillery complex further east at Parliament and Mill …
Chapters – Runnymede Theatre 1998
Built in the 1927-28 and designed by Chapman & Oxley, the Runnymede was a rare type of cinema called an “atmospheric theatre” that projected images …
Maritime Life Tower 1998
Built in 1909-1910, this Edwardian Baroque building was designed for the Bank of Montreal by the Toronto architectural firm of Darling and Pearson. A designated …
Ryrie Building 1997
The Ryrie Building is an innovative nineteenth century commercial development designed by architects Langley & Burke and constructed in 1891 with an addition by Horwood …
The Hard Rock Cafe 1997
The building at 279-283 Yonge Street was constructed in 1918 as a ‘Childs Restaurant’. The restaurant was part of a chain based in New York …