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A centre of gravity for the expression of Toronto's art was what the Toronto Planning Board was looking for in 1962
A centre of gravity for the expression of Toronto's art was what the Toronto Planning Board was looking for in 1962

A centre of gravity for the expression of Toronto's art was what the Toronto Planning Board was looking for in 1962

Date1/29/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: A centre of gravity for the expression of Toronto's art was what the Toronto Planning Board was looking for in 1962. Now it has it; at least physically; Star design critic Harvey Cowan says. It has theatrical atmosphere O'Keefe Centre lacks.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110269F
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pillar) (...)
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pillar) (...)
9/20/1983
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay and Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pill(...)
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay and Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pill(...)
10/6/1983
Looking Over a Model of their conception of a concert hall to replace aging Massey Hall as the home the Toronto Symphony, planning consultant Tupper F(...)
Looking Over a Model of their conception of a concert hall to replace aging Massey Hall as the home the Toronto Symphony, planning consultant Tupper F(...)
2/17/1972
The mayor of all the people'. Nathan Phillips, Toronto's colorful mayor from 1955 to 1962, died early today of heart failure. He was 83 and had been i(...)
The mayor of all the people'. Nathan Phillips, Toronto's colorful mayor from 1955 to 1962, died early today of heart failure. He was 83 and had been i(...)
4/17/1969
Unfinished since 1935 after a century of planning, a great rectangle of foundation walls is all that stands at what was to have been Cathedral of St. (...)
Unfinished since 1935 after a century of planning, a great rectangle of foundation walls is all that stands at what was to have been Cathedral of St. (...)
11/1/1974
Ontario Housing Corp. Ltd. will ask the North York Planning Board today for permision to build a socially integrated, public housing project beside Yo(...)
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1/12/1966
Toronto Public Library Board. Annual report 1962
Toronto Public Library Board. Annual report 1962
1963
Mason, James, 1843-1918. Expression of appreciation for Captain James Mason's duties and actions as Chairman of the Toronto Public Library's Board of Management.
Mason, James, 1843-1918. Expression of appreciation for Captain James Mason's duties and actions as Chairman of the Toronto Public Library's Board of Management.
1/1/1988
Midtown Toronto changes shape. Catch it at the right angles and midtown Toronto's busy construction program presents some interesting art forms. In th(...)
Midtown Toronto changes shape. Catch it at the right angles and midtown Toronto's busy construction program presents some interesting art forms. In th(...)
9/13/1973
Toronto's palace. Speculation was rife today as to what use would be made of the Palace pier at the mouth of the Humber, the court having issued an or(...)
Toronto's palace. Speculation was rife today as to what use would be made of the Palace pier at the mouth of the Humber, the court having issued an or(...)
11/26/1920
. . .'A beautiful city, really', What a terrific, dynamic growth we've experienced here, Toronto's first citizen bellowed to its newest citizen over t(...)
. . .'A beautiful city, really', What a terrific, dynamic growth we've experienced here, Toronto's first citizen bellowed to its newest citizen over t(...)
8/22/1968
The house Safdie would build. Art critic Christopher Hume has reservations about Moshe Safdie's design for Toronto's proposed Ballet Opera House. Hume(...)
The house Safdie would build. Art critic Christopher Hume has reservations about Moshe Safdie's design for Toronto's proposed Ballet Opera House. Hume(...)
7/11/1988