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An adaptive re-use project transformed Central Hospital into the Sherbourne Health Centre, designed to provide care for the homeless, newcomers to Canada, and the lesbian, bisexual, gay, transsexual, and transgender community.
Like a pair of jugglers, Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe approached the Integral House, in Toronto, as a balancing act—creating a building that seems to defy basic forces of architecture.
Project Specs Integral House Toronto, Canada Shim-Sutcliffe Architects << Return to article the People Architect Shim-Sutcliffe Architects 441 Queen Street East Toronto, Ontario Canada M5A 1T5 T. (416) 368-3892 F. (416) 368-9468 info@shimsut.com Brigitte Shim Hon FAIA and Howard Sutcliffe Hon FAIA(Principals) Betsy Williamson OAA(Project Architect), Andrew Hart (Assistant Project Architect), Denise Haradem, Kyra Clarkson, Michael Goorevich, Sara Iwata (Project Team) Interior designer: Julie Latraverse and Chris Oliver Engineer(s): Blackwell Bowick (Structural) Toews Engineering Systems (Mechanical) Dynamic Designs and Engineering (Electrical) NAK Design Group (Landscape) Suzanne Powadiuk Design Inc.(Lighting) Swallow Consultants (Acoustics) Dr. Ted Kesik (Building Envelope) Professor Shane Williamson
Project Specs Art Gallery of Ontario Toronto, Canada Gehry International << Return to article the People Team Aaron Turner Adam Wheeler Anna Marie Flaherty Apurva Pande Cara Cragan Colby Mayes Craig Gilbert Dave Hardie David Pakshong Doug Glenn Doug Pierson Elizabeth Grace George Metzger Heather Waters Henry Brawner Jason Tax Jeff Guga John Passmore Julie Lai Karen Tom Laura Bachelder Laura Killam Lauren Taylor Leif Halverson Leon Cheng Lisa Cage Monica Valtierra Day Natalie Magarian Nathalie Kull Patrick Hwang Peter Buffington Randy Jefferson Rogan Ferguson Ronald A. Rosell Stephen Traeger Su Kim Susan Beningfield Zach Burns the Products Curtain
Project Specs Evangel Hall Toronto, Canada architectsAlliance << Return to article the People Architect architectsAlliance 317 Adelaide Street West, Suite 205 Toronto, ON M5V 1P9 +416.593.6500 x 246 +416.593.4911 Personnel: Partner in Charge: John van Nostrand, FRAIC, OAA Collaborating Partner: Rudy Wallman, OAA Project Architects: Paul Kulig, Jon van Oostveen Interior designer: architectsAlliance Engineers: Structural: Blackwell Engineering www.blackwellbowick.com Mechanical/Electrical: G&M Technical Services Inc. Kitchen: LTD Consulting www.ltdconsultinggroup.com Landscape Consultant: Diana Gerard Landscape Architect www.gh3.ca General contractor: Dineen Construction Corporation www.dineen.com Photographers Exteriors: Ben Rahn A-Frame Inc. +416.465.2426 Interiors: David Whittaker +416.429.0245 CAD system, project management, or other software
Located in Toronto's historic Distillery District, the Deaf Culture Centre is a retrofitted portion of a historic heritage building once used for producing spirits.
Part of a re-design for a lackluster but well located town house in the center of downtown Toronto, this efficient yet kitchen provides the owners with a formal dining/entertaining room and an area for casual eating—both indoors and out.