For years, Toronto’s Queen Elizabeth Docks were remnants of Toronto’s industrial past, covered in parking lots and former warehouse buildings that once served the marine-transport industry. Now, after...
Set in an historic landscape that dates to 1864, the Village of Rockcliffe Park was first laid out by the visionary engineer Thomas Coltrin Keefer and is one of the earliest and most successful...
Join Ute Aurand and Robert Beavers in person for a two-day program of screenings and discussion exploring affinities between cinema and architecture through their work. Partners of twenty years and...
October 5 is World Architecture Day, and this year we are celebrating alongside the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) and the RAIC College’s Ontario Southwest Committee, with a special...
The Design Industry Advisory Committee (DIAC), in partnership with the Goethe-Institut Toronto, presents Beyond the Frankfurt Kitchen: A Conversation on the Impact of Design, a public panel exploring...
Join the HBSA on a walking tour with Architectural Enthusiast and Drag Queen Extraordinaire - Irma Girdle! Irma currently offers guided walking tours throughout Toronto and is working with the HBSA...
Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western Africa, an exhibition currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City through January 2, 2027, focuses on the architecture of seven...
Join ExperienceTO for this free-to-attend University of Toronto Historical Tour! About the University of Toronto: "What would become the University of Toronto (U of T) was founded as King's College...
Not too long ago, Toronto central harbourfront was a place of commerce—dominated by warehouses, factories and truck garages. But look around today and what you’ll see is a place full of whimsical...
TORONTO MOD - 1950s to 70s (plus a little Art Deco and 80s too!) Beginning at Viljo Revell's 1965 City Hall, Irma will take walkers south to Mies van der Rohe's Toronto-Dominion Centre as well as...