His unique vision and relentless pursuit of excellence have left an indelible mark on the field.
Rest in peace, Claude. Your spirit and vision will forever be a guiding light for all of us in the world of landscape architecture.
We are shocked to learn about the passing of Claude Cormier. A beacon of innovation and creativity, Claude stood as a towering figure in the landscape architecture community, not just in Canada, but around the world. https://t.co/DXBBVJxDMp #landscapearchitecture
Did you miss our webinar on AI and landscape architecture? The recording has been posted along with a host of resources and answers to questions asked during the event. Thank you sponsors TBG Partners, @Vectorworks, Maglin, and DesignWorkshop! https://t.co/CBWgWzYBP3
We are thrilled to announce that xʷəyeyət/Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant (IIWWTP) and Regional Park Ecological Projects have been awarded a National Honour Award by the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects!
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We've been working diligently behind the scenes and are pleased to share our newly redesigned website! The site has a fresh new look that better reflects the progression of our studio. Check it out at https://t.co/IMambSn258.
And stay tuned for updates #landarch
Join us at Mount Pleasant Community Centre on Dec 8 to share your feedback on the concept design for a new urban park at Main Street & 7th Avenue!
Visit us from 5-8pm in the Art Room or take the survey online by Dec 21 at https://t.co/x7qz8m2u22
Have your say on plans for a new urban park in Mount Pleasant!
Take a look at the proposed design for the half-block park, located at Main Street & 7th Avenue, and share your thoughts by Dec 21.
Visit ➡️ https://t.co/x7qz8m1Wcu
A new park is coming to False Creek!
East Park, located between Creekside Community Centre and Science World, offers a unique opportunity to reimagine this shoreline.
Help shape the design and vision for East Park. Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/LNAZr5olrc
Today for #nationaltruthandreconciliationday the staff at Space2place are watching “from earth to sky” a documentary about indigenous architects in Canada.
If haven’t watched it yet. It’s worth your time.
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#OrangeShirtDay
And in fact there are things that @AIANational could be saying—about the lunacy of claims that schools should have single doors, for example. This statement is worse than banal. It is an abandonment of any ethical stance or meaningful professional expertise.
Raptors guard Fred VanVleet and the University of Toronto are creating the “Fred VanVleet Scholarship,” a new award to support a Black or Indigenous student through their four-year undergraduate degree.