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Humber Residence by Batay-Csorba Architects

Archinect

The Humber Residence is a new infill project in Toronto's Baby Point neighbourhood. Unlike the typical narrow Toronto lots, being on a corner site allowed for far more freedom to bring natural light into the various living spaces, and in this case, the long side of the site also happened to be the one facing the distant Humber River.

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Toronto’s first W hotel has arrived – and it’s got a Moet vending machine

The Spaces

W Toronto has taken over a former Marriott hotel in Yorkville’s Bloor Street East, bringing in design studio Sid Lee to reimagine the interiors of the brutalist building. It’s the first W hotel to open in Toronto and was three years in the making, with the building stripped back to its bones as part of an almost $40m refurb.

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Dezeen Debate features "whimsical and reverent" slaughterhouse conversion

Deezen

Rafael Viñoly Architects designs four skyscrapers for first Canada project Other stories in this week's newsletter that fired up the comments section include four skyscrapers and a series of public spaces in Toronto designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects , the winner of the Mies van der Rohe Award for Europe's best new building and a collection of surreal (..)

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StudioAC disguises rural Canadian home as agricultural shed

Deezen

Canadian practice StudioAC has used corrugated metal to clad this barn-like home and disguise it as an agricultural building on the Bruce Peninsula near Toronto. That conversation inspired the ethic of the project to come," it continued. The photography is by Felix Michaud.

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Partisans designs Toronto high-rise informed by architectural "revision clouds"

Deezen

Canadian architecture studio Partisans has designed a residential tower in Toronto that takes its shape from both natural clouds and revision clouds – a notation architects use in technical drawings. It's also a dream in a certain way, a dream to have this building approved by the city of Toronto and for us to build it.".

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Renzo Piano unveils Boca Raton cultural centre topped with viewing box

Deezen

Glass encloses the base of the building, while the third story is opaque and sits on top The building's programming will take place across three storeys, with one section of the building dedicated to a large multi-purpose event and performance space that will "merge seamlessly" with an outdoor piazza.

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All lit up in the Junction!

Brandon Donnelly

In the morning, we gave a hard hat tour to Toronto’s City Planning Division. Shout out to the Urban Toronto community for spotting one of our earlier prototypes online and then encouraging us to make some design changes. I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comment section below. We are happy we listened.

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