Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
Michael Hough: Landscape architect's book, Out Of Place, attacks grim nondescript urban developments that dwarf and diminish street-level life
Michael Hough: Landscape architect's book, Out Of Place, attacks grim nondescript urban developments that dwarf and diminish street-level life

Michael Hough: Landscape architect's book, Out Of Place, attacks grim nondescript urban developments that dwarf and diminish street-level life

Date2/18/1990
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Michael Hough: Landscape architect's book; Out Of Place; attacks grim nondescript urban developments that dwarf and diminish street-level life.
Subject
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109049F
Victoria Gardens: A three-storey windowed entrance has been added to this Beaches apartment building, built around 1912, as part of renovations by Trivest Developments Ltd
Victoria Gardens: A three-storey windowed entrance has been added to this Beaches apartment building, built around 1912, as part of renovations by Trivest Developments Ltd
1/17/1984
Rendering of development in the intersection of Steeles Avenue and Hurontario Street or Highway 10. Brampton, Ontario
Rendering of development in the intersection of Steeles Avenue and Hurontario Street or Highway 10. Brampton, Ontario
10/6/1969
Living room of split-level apartment has staircase rising to bedroom level at the right
Living room of split-level apartment has staircase rising to bedroom level at the right
6/14/1967
Four levels
Four levels
12/9/1980
Ten Avoca Avenue is a new condominium apartment building whose design is a good one in the view of architect Harvey Cowan. But it's still a convention(...)
Ten Avoca Avenue is a new condominium apartment building whose design is a good one in the view of architect Harvey Cowan. But it's still a convention(...)
9/3/1969
St. James Town Apartments, Houses being cleared for $50 million development
St. James Town Apartments, Houses being cleared for $50 million development
9/17/1965
Where the justification for the phrase family units in the new apartment-row housing development of the Ontario Housing Corporation an Davenport Rd, a(...)
Where the justification for the phrase family units in the new apartment-row housing development of the Ontario Housing Corporation an Davenport Rd, a(...)
7/24/1969
The Palace Pier apartment development (back-ground) will affect design of other buildings proposed for the redevelopment of lakeshore motel strip in E(...)
The Palace Pier apartment development (back-ground) will affect design of other buildings proposed for the redevelopment of lakeshore motel strip in E(...)
7/25/1977
Soaring 300 feet into the north Toronto skyline is the massive, 35-storey tower of the 310-suite 500 Duplex Avenue Apartments development, three block(...)
Soaring 300 feet into the north Toronto skyline is the massive, 35-storey tower of the 310-suite 500 Duplex Avenue Apartments development, three block(...)
11/20/1974
Image shows a view of a development of high-rises and townhouses along Don Mills Road, Toronto, ...
The peanut is the nickname given a development of high-rises and townhouses along Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario
1/2/1976
Architechture and design, George Baird, architect and urban planner, A native of Toronto Baired is founder-partner of Baird or Sampson Architects, a professor of architecture at the U of T and Harvard and author of Meaning In Architecture and The Space Of Appearance, focusing on architechtural theory.
Architechture and design, George Baird, architect and urban planner, A native of Toronto Baired is founder-partner of Baird or Sampson Architects, a professor of architecture at the U of T and Harvard and author of Meaning In Architecture and The Space Of Appearance, focusing on architechtural theory.
9/10/1992
Taking action: John Ayre and other tenants in three low-rise buildings west of High Park are buying the apartments and converting them into co-operatives to get the places fixed up
Taking action: John Ayre and other tenants in three low-rise buildings west of High Park are buying the apartments and converting them into co-operatives to get the places fixed up
5/21/1980