Building Housing in World Cup Stadiums
Now that the 2014 Brazil World Cup games are over, ambitious architects “1week1project” have proposed an idea to transform 12 venues into fabulous new housing hotspots!1week1project is the product of two innovative architects, Axel de Stampa and Sylvain
New Suite of the Month at Ten93 Queen West!
If you’ve been keeping your eye out for the perfect opportunity to dive into chic, boutique condominium living in one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, then your search is over. Pemberton Group recently announced the Suite of the Month at
The Royal Connaught: Penthouse Collection Coming Soon!
Hidden behind the veil of its industrial reputation, a grassroots cultural revival has quietly been brewing in Hamilton, Ontario. Over the last several years artists have been occupying and transforming formerly abandoned historical buildings into art
Mirvish+Gehry is Looking Up!
As the height of buildings rise, so does the complexity of building them. As towers get taller and more slender, construction poses different challenges than building closer to the ground, and over 60 floors, things start to get exponentially more
Skyscraper Candles for the Tower-Hater in Your Life
Via Bundshop.comWe love tall buildings, some people don’t, and some people REALLY don’t. One of those people is JingJing Naihan Li, a designer from Beijing.Over the years, Naihan has watched Beijing transform before her eyes, and she’s just not that into
Trimart Hotlist: The First Quarter is Looking Good
Winter is over, temperatures are starting to rise, and potential homebuyers are awakening from hibernation. March and April are when people start paying attention to new releases. Trimart is reporting a solid start for the first quarter of Greater
What’s the Impact of Your Commute?
By Penny MunozIf you’re one of Toronto’s average commuters, Statistics Canada data reveals that you’re spending approximately 32 minutes in the car, every day. That’s seven minutes over the national standard! For those who use the Gardiner or the DVP on
Perennials: Some you cut down, some you leave standing
It’s just about that time of year when gardeners begin to question their gardening choices about perennials: what do I leave over the winter and what do I cut down now? It seems to me that we need some sort of guideline; something to help you make
New low-rise sales in the TMA hit decade-high last February
According to Trimart Research Corporation’s latest report, the Total Market Area (TMA) saw 2,273 new low-rise sales in February 2016, which is the most for any February over the last decade. Not only is this a record high for the last 10 years, it’s a
Keesmaat Talks Toronto Suburbs
Over the past 50 years, the way we develop neighbourhoods has changed drastically. Now, density is a significant aspect of any area’s growth. With density comes infrastructure, and that opens up a whole new set of challenges to face. Today, Toronto
