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Faced with growing hordes of Baby Boom children, the Toronto Board of Education undertook a massive construction program during the 1950s and early 1960s. Board architects Frederick Etherington and Peter Pennington, drawing upon Modernist design principles, created fresh, lively and inventive school buildings for the postwar generation. Today, many of these now-historic schools are in […]
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Framed through the lens of modernity, Annabel Vaughan will examine the profound influence that Peter Dickinson’s modern sensibility had on a number of Toronto architecture firms and will look at the conditions that precipitated the shift from the corner office onto the studio floor. A move that drove the creativity, epic martini fuelled parties and […]
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John Sewell, former Mayor of Toronto, author of “How We Changed Toronto, 1969 – 1980,” will speak of the beginnings of post modernism, in Toronto. City Council’s Reform movement in in the 1970’s questioned modernist urban renewal and began the heritage movement in Toronto. Diamond and Myers’ York Square, currently at risk, was one of […]
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