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A striking inverted-pyramid office tower completed in 1971, designed by Maxwell Miller as Sears Canada's headquarters in Brutalist…
A striking inverted-pyramid office tower completed in 1971, designed by Maxwell Miller as Sears Canada's headquarters in Brutalist…
A Brutalist civic landmark completed in 1967, Brantford City Hall replaced the nineteenth-century Town Hall and has served…
Emmanuel College is the postgraduate theological seminary of Victoria University, affiliated with the United Church of Canada and…
A historic Toronto hotel opened in 1936 as the Park Plaza Hotel, now operating as the Park Hyatt…
A functioning water treatment plant on Toronto's Lake Ontario waterfront, designed by Thomas Canfield Pomphrey as both essential…
A striking eight-storey Art Deco building in downtown Thunder Bay, Ontario. Built as a hotel in 1928, it…
A 143-foot Gothic Revival bell tower at the University of Toronto, designed by Sproatt and Rolph, commemorates the…
A 1920s industrial building in Toronto that served as headquarters for Tip Top Tailors Ltd., now converted into…
An Art Deco bus station at 610 Bay Street that served as Toronto's intercity transit hub from 1931…
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