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Canadian Architecture News September 2007

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September 07: A muted conversation about city growth
September 07: This desert utopia came at a price
September 08: The city hall we almost had
September 13: CN Tower no longer world's tallest
September 14: An Erie evening of modernist architecture
September 14: An insider's view of building in Toronto
September 18: A sophisticated city at every scale
September 18: Stantec buys U.S. hospitals designer
September 20: Super-insulated homes that cope with harsh climates
September 21: The future of how we'll handle our past
September 21: King of the glossy house mags discovers Toronto
September 22: Not your average, everyday architect
September 23: Architecture Days provide insight into T.O.’s evolving cityscape
September 24: Toronto can learn a lot from Calgary
September 26: 43 years of history vs. 20 parking spots
September 28: A glimpse of the raw energy of a big city
September 28: Great architecture, using less 'stuff'
September 28: Kicking back in a home in slow-motion
September 29: Beyond wedding cakes and frippery
September 29: Back from the drawing board
September 30: Toronto's bright future (or not)
September 30: Winnipeg in 2012: What could be
September 30: House calls, doc listens
September 30: The future face of infill housing

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