Canadian Architecture News - January 2009 Archives

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Canadian Architecture News January 2009

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January 03: Jewel-like interventions and hope for the Olympics
January 04: Now is right time for anti-starchitects
January 07: Two Ontario firms win Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence
January 07: Sport Manitoba unveil design for new home, destroying National Heritage in process
January 09: A dance of volumes, factory-made
January 09: Industrial Chic
January 09: So boring we don't even get Trumped?
January 13: It's a shame it's still not being used
January 14: As jobs tonic, big digs may be a thing of the past
January 14: Metro store nominated as heritage property
January 14: 'Actions' anthology a handbook for urban revolutionaries
January 14: Revived hall draws music fans to the Ex
January 14: United Way moving over to Main Street?
January 24: Hey dude, check out the flower-power tower
January 27: The Ritz of gas stations looks for a new life
January 27: Mississauga civic square revamp hits 'right notes'
January 29: Mississauga Civic Square redesign

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