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.
When Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects (KPMB) was offered the commission of designing a 14,000-square-foot expansion to Toronto’s Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, opened in 1984 as Canada’s only museum devoted to ceramics, KPMB quickly tapped long-time collaborator Suzanne Powadiuk Design to complete the project’s interior lighting design.
While Foster + Partners was building a new home for the University of Toronto’s pharmacy school, the university commissioned Moriyama & Teshima to transform the 25-year-old building that the pharmacy school had just vacated, converting the sacred halls of academe into a spiritual center for the university community.