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_the-weybourne-project-pre-installation.jpg "FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 2013:6:00 - 11:00pm nnTHE WEYBOURNE PROJECT is a one week residency for artists, architects, and designers in a north Toronto century home slated for demolition. Working only with materials available in the home (with some exceptions), the house becomes ground and resource for intervention. It is an experiment in autonomous research and creation without the usual limits (save for those imposed by time) as the spaces of the house are relieved of any future use. nnThis project")
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_62-anndale-road.jpg "www.62Anndale.comnnAn amazing family home, set on a quiet cul-de-sac, right next to the Toronto Hunt. Surrounded by friendly neighbours, parks, community events, and situated in the coveted Courcelette school district! Welcome home!nnLarge, bright windows, rich hardwood floors and a fresh, modern colour palette adorn the main living areas.nnThe open concept layout of the gorgeous, bright, living and dining rooms offers ample space for the avid entertainer, and features an ornate mantlepiece with")
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_bruits-d39archives-nordiques-noise-in-the-nordic-archives.jpg "Born in Montreal, Danielle Raymond is a multidisciplinary artist and Ph.D. from University of Quebec in Montreal. Her artistic practice incorporates video, sound art and writing. Her work has been presented in Montreal and Toronto in Canada and Toulouse and Marseille in France. In 2016, Danielle Raymond has been a visiting Erasmus+ Ph.D. mobility researcher at the Digital Culture Research Group at the University of Bergen Norway, and has developed a site-specific video project using photography")
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_claude-cormier-isu-elwood-lecture-10-17-2014-39color-is-not-a-decoration39-large-file.jpg "On October 17, 2014 Claude Cormier presented a lecture at Iowa State University for our annual P. H. Elwood Lecture. Title: Color is Not a Decorationnclaudecormier.com/en/ndesign.iastate.edu/news/10/7/2014/cormier_lecturenCONCEPTUALIST LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT CLAUDE CORMIER TO PRESENT P.H. ELWOOD LECTURE OCT. 17 AT ISUnClaude Cormier. Photo by Will Lew.nPink Balls, a street-canopy installation of more than 170,000 plastic balls in three sizes and five shades of pink, designed by Claude Cormier and A")
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_62-anndale-road.webp "www.62Anndale.comnnAn amazing family home, set on a quiet cul-de-sac, right next to the Toronto Hunt. Surrounded by friendly neighbours, parks, community events, and situated in the coveted Courcelette school district! Welcome home!nnLarge, bright windows, rich hardwood floors and a fresh, modern colour palette adorn the main living areas.nnThe open concept layout of the gorgeous, bright, living and dining rooms offers ample space for the avid entertainer, and features an ornate mantlepiece with")
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_bruits-d39archives-nordiques-noise-in-the-nordic-archives.webp "Born in Montreal, Danielle Raymond is a multidisciplinary artist and Ph.D. from University of Quebec in Montreal. Her artistic practice incorporates video, sound art and writing. Her work has been presented in Montreal and Toronto in Canada and Toulouse and Marseille in France. In 2016, Danielle Raymond has been a visiting Erasmus+ Ph.D. mobility researcher at the Digital Culture Research Group at the University of Bergen Norway, and has developed a site-specific video project using photography")
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