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Search for architecture and construction products with BIM objects on ArchDaily.

dezeen.com

Dezeen's guide to Milan design week 2026 highlights the key events taking place in the city during the festival, from 20 to 26 April.

archello.com

Discover the products, stories and involved professionals behind architectural projects. Browse thousands of projects and products on Archello.

mjma.ca

architecture and design with a 30-year legacy of design excellence developing hybrid public spaces that form the civic anchors and social focus of communities

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Located in downtown Vancouver’s vibrant and densely populated West End neighbourhood, 1245 Harwood is a unique residential tower.

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More than 700 neighbours participated in project, organizers say.

thebutterflyvancouver.ca

Westbank is a practice dedicated to the creation of beauty, in all forms and in the broadest definition. The category of a developer is far too narrow to contain the essence of our practice. We are not motivated by the same things as a developer, as our values are different. We invite collaborations with cultural...

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What benefits do I get from becoming a member? 10% discount at the gift shops at the Art Gallery of St. Albert, Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Heritage Sites 10% discount on adult lectures and workshops where applicable Art rental privileges from the Rental and Sales Gallery at the Art Gallery of St. Albert I

indigenous.utoronto.ca

We look at the hidden history of Canada, a history that has been largely untold that examines the attitudes, legislation and policies of the Crown that erased Indigenous peoples’ history from Canadian landscape.

heynewmarket.ca

Installation of new parkette, extended trail and fencingThe Summer Hill Woods community is located at the corner of Mulock Drive and Bathurst Street.As part of our commitment to meeting regulatory requirements of the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP), we will be installing fencing to restrict access to the Town’s designated environmentally sensitive wooded area south of William Dunn Crescent (see map below on pg. 1). This work is expected to take place during the week of August 18, 2025. This work is being done after a series of meetings with the MECP where the Town was required to take further steps to restrict access to environmentally sensitive lands. This measure complies with Ontario provincial regulations and ensures long-term safety for all residents.As part of this project, the Town was proposing a new extended trail and parkette to enhance community enjoyment. We appreciate the feedback we have received from the neighbourhood to date on the proposed parkette/trail. The Town recognizes the feedback from the community, as a result, work on the parkette and trail will not commence this fall as originally planned. The Town will conduct further public engagement in the coming months and will keep you updated on all opportunities for engagement.See the image below to view where the fence is being constructed and where the parkette and trail is being proposed.(Click image to enlarge)Town staff will begin by installing signage that advises residents to not enter the environmentally sensitive wooded areas indicated on the map, and the removal of unauthorized man-made structures, footbridges, sitting benches, and patio stones.We appreciate your patience and cooperation throughout this process and kindly ask that residents respect the fenced-off area and areas of construction.If you have any further questions, please contact the Town of Newmarket’s Customer Service Centre at 905-895-5193 or reach out to Councillor Kelly Broome at kbroome@newmarket