Meet the Finalists of the 2020 AZ Awards
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Unbuilt BuildingsLemay: Bellechasse Transport CentreMoriyama & Teshima Architects: Honey Bee Research Centre
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Meet the Finalists of the 2020 AZ Awards
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Ideas/PrototypesOSD Outside: Farm to CityEffekt Architects: The Urban Village Project
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Meet the Finalists of the 2020 AZ Awards
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A+ Student AwardShawn Dylan Johnston and Siqi Wang (Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape & Design, University of Toronto): HorizontalCaroline Cox and Austin Corriher (North Carolina State University): KEF International AirportStudents of Islamic Azad University of Najafabad (Prof. Hossein Moradi): Kooshk PavilionConnery Friesen (University of Manitoba): Re-Animating the Ruin
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Meet the Finalists of the 2020 AZ Awards
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Social GoodLorcan O’Herlihy Architects: MLK1101 Supportive Housing, Los Angeles, U.S.La SHED Architecture: A Modern Barn, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, CanadaWhiteknee: Zig Zag Park, Bogota, ColombiaStudio Lotus: Krushi Bhawan, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha
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Meet the Finalists of the 2020 AZ Awards
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Environmental LeadershipGh3*: Borden Park Natural Swimming Pool, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaKPMB Architects / Stantec Architecture, Architects in Association: Isttaniokaksini / Science Commons at University of Lethbridge, Alberta, CanadaDorte Mandrup: Wadden Sea Centre, Vester Vedsted, Ribe, Denmark
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RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary View (winter 2020) of the Display house and base of retaining wallsviewed from the east
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary view of the Entry Court and surrounding butterfly gardens seen fromthe southern approach from the Botanical Garden
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary view of the Display house and roofscape above “Front of House”facilities seen from the south east
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Original photograph of the main pathway in the Display house
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary view of the waterfall built over front of house video orientationrooms at the south end of the Display House
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Richard Seck
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RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary view of the exit ramp area into the gift shop
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Contemporary View of a portion of production greenhouses containing caterpillar rearing facilities
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Richard Seck
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Original photograph of Production Greenhouses and Display House seen from the north east
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Steven Evans
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Construction of the bridge superstructure
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RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Relief sculpture of turtle, 20 of which greet visitors as they cross the bridge and reference the natural world which once inhabited the mouth of the Humber River
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RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
One of four abutments adorned with snake motifs in recognition of the natural world which once inhabited the mouth of the Humber River
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Matias Kunzle
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Cyclists and pedestrians utilizing the bridge during the colder seasons
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Matias Kunzle
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
View from base of the bridge looking east towards downtown Toronto (1994)
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Robert Burley
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
View from base of the bridge looking east towards downtown Toronto (2020)
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Matias Kunzle
RAIC and the National Trust for Canada Announce 2020 Prix du XXe siècle Recipients
The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
The bridge provides a stunning view of the Toronto skyline making it a popular destination for photo opportunities
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Tom Arban
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