Canadian Architecture and Design
Canadian Architecture and Design Canada has a lot to offer in terms of architecture and design. From urban infill to environmentally-friendly buildings, Canada is constantly evolving and progressing as new buildings are built and old ones are renovated.
The World’s First Dedicated HIV/AIDS Hospital Casey House was the world’s first dedicated HIV/AIDS hospital. The new home of the hospital, designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects, elegantly incorporates a restored Victorian mansion with a volume of glass, stone and brick, and provides a spirit-lifting atmosphere to the healthcare environment.
Forward-Thinking Community Housing 60 Richmond Street opened in 2011 as Toronto Community Housing Corporation’s first new co-operative in 20 years. Designed by Teeple Architects, 60 Richmond Street is home to a resident-run restaurant and training kitchen providing an important income sources for residents, as well as a
gathering place for the community. There is also a central courtyard which forms a sociable green space that can be used for events and gatherings. Kaley Tyne Johnson is an interior designer who loves to explore different cultures and their architectural styles. She is always excited to see the new buildings and renovations that are taking place in Canadian cities.
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