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Trades innovation centre wins top honours at Prairie Wood Design Awards

Lethbridge College’s Trades Technologies Renewal and Innovation Project (TTRIP) received top honours at the Prairie Wood Design Awards in the institutional building category.

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Biomedical research centre now open in Hamilton

A state-of-the-art centre for advanced research on the fast-emerging cell therapies industries recently opened at McMaster Innovation Park in Hamilton, Ont.

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New office building to anchor urban centre in Vaughan

A mixed-use headquarters for the Labourers' International Union of North America Local 183 will break ground in The City of Vaughan this fall.

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National Arts Centre to unveil Kipnes Lantern on Dec. 31

On Dec. 31, the National Arts Centre in Ottawa will unveil the Kipnes Lantern, a three-storey, multi-sided signature element of the newly-rejuvenated NAC.

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Laurier’s Lazaridis Hall wins Civic Trust Award

Lazaridis Hall at Wilfred Laurier University, a building designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, was recently named the winner of a Civic Trust Award.

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Diamond Schmitt wins two wood design awards

Two buildings designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects have been recognized by WoodWORKS! for their use of wood in architectural designs.

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Diamond Schmitt names new principals & associates

Diamond Schmitt Architects has expanded its ownership and design teams with the appointment of new principals and associates.

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Red River College awards project to Diamond Schmitt

Winnipeg’s Red River College has awarded a $95-million Innovation Centre project to Diamond Schmitt Architects and Number TEN Architectural Group.

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Diamond Schmitt to design Oakville community centre

Diamond Schmitt Architects is designing a new community centre for the Town of Oakville using an IPD model, or Integrated Project Delivery.

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Diamond Schmitt design shortlisted for UK Holocaust Memorial

Toronto-based Diamond Schmitt Architects is among the shortlisted teams to design a national Memorial to the Holocaust in London, England.

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U of T’s Robarts Common breaks ground

The University of Toronto’s Robarts Library is receiving a major expansion, called Robarts Common, that will add 1,200 work and study spaces to the facility.

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Diamond Schmitt shortlisted for concert hall design

Diamond Schmitt Architects has been shortlisted to develop a concept design for a new concert hall in London, United Kingdom, in partnership with UK firm AL_A.

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Ottawa’s transformed National Arts Centre opens

On July 1, Ottawa’s National Arts Centre (NAC) inaugurated a new building wing, the first transformation the building has seen in 50 years.

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Vaughan’s Transit City Condos substantially sold out

Smart Real Estate Investment Trust (SmartREIT) and Mitchell Goldhar have announced that the first and second condo towers at Transit City, located in SmartCentres Place

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Diamond Schmitt on shortlist to design civic centre

Diamond Schmitt Architects has been placed on a shortlist of firms selected to design a new civic centre for Etobicoke, Ont.: Etobicoke Commons.

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Buddy Holly Hall breaks ground in Lubbock

Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences recently broke ground in Lubbock, Texas, the hometown of the 1950s pop icon Buddy Holly. The 218,000-square-foot

Design Quarterly

Diamond Schmitt opens Vancouver studio

Toronto-based Diamond Schmitt Architects has announced the opening of its new studio at 1500 West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver. Ana Maria Llanos, senior associate