Frank Darling was one of Canada’s greatest and most prolific architects, amassing more than 360 projects across the country, a third of these in Toronto. Practising from the 1870s to the 1920s, he ...

The “bay-and-gable” house is a staple of Toronto architecture. The city’s 19th-century neighborhoods are filled with such dwellings—long and skinny, often joined into pairs or rows—whose fronts are ...

A prominent architecture critic for a major Toronto newspaper is moonlighting as a drag queen — all in the name of getting more people excited about the city's rich tapestry of buildings. Dave LeBlanc ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The former Bank of Montreal building on Front Street is today the home of the Hockey Hall of Fame. PHOTO COURTESY OF BMO ARCHIVES ...

Step inside an abandoned luxury mansion in Toronto and explore its architecture, interior design, and the story behind its decline. This urban exploration reveals preserved details, high-end features, ...

The Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus (SRIC) is a structure with tower-like aspirations say Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi, partners and cofounders of New York–based Weiss/Manfredi. The 13-story ...

Toronto architecture is impressive, and one artist is transforming some of the city’s most well-known sites into a creative ...

Machine generated contents note: 1. Pressure for Change, 1895 -- 1919 -- 2. "Moderne" Arrives: The 1920s -- 3. Coping with Modernism, 1930 -- 1939 -- 4. Modern ...

Teknion has brought Advanced Concepts 2.0 to its Toronto showroom, extending the reach of the program’s future-forward ...

Leading architect is responsible for many of Toronto’s most familiar landmarks Toronto Edwardian: Frank Darling, Architect of Toronto’s Imperial Age By David Winterton, foreword by Michael McClelland ...