WW+P secures go ahead for 91-storey Toronto skyscraper

The Architects’ Journal WW+P secures go ahead for 91-storey Toronto skyscraper WW+P has won planning for a 91-storey skyscraper in Toronto, Canada, which will be the practice’s tallest building yet The post WW+P secures go ahead for 91-storey Toronto skyscraper appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

WilkinsonEyre completes major mixed-use development in Toronto

The Architects’ Journal WilkinsonEyre completes major mixed-use development in Toronto The 340,000m2 project, the practice’s first major commercial project in North America, features two 48-storey towers connected by an elevated park The post WilkinsonEyre completes major mixed-use development in Toronto appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Ontario's $9.8B Transmission Plan Targets Toronto Grid Bottleneck

As Toronto's grid hits its limits, Ontario's electricity system operator has a $9.8B draft plan to fix it.

ZHA, Kengo Kuma and 3XN on teams shortlisted for Toronto leisure centre

The Architects’ Journal ZHA, Kengo Kuma and 3XN on teams shortlisted for Toronto leisure centre Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) is part of one of five Canadian-led teams in the running to design a new community recreation centre in Toronto The post ZHA, Kengo Kuma and 3XN on teams shortlisted for Toronto leisure centre appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

TBMs start 6km journey under downtown Toronto for new £16bn rapid transit line

Tunnelling is underway on the Ontario Line – a 15.6km rapid transit line in Toronto, described as the “largest subway expansion in Canadian history”. The post TBMs start 6km journey under downtown Toronto for new £16bn rapid transit line appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

The B1M - This City is the Next New York, 18052022

There's nothing like a skyscraper boom. "The One" will see Toronto overtake Chicago as the urban area with the second most skyscrapers in North America.