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Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave
Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave

Concrete block construction used by Toronto architect Alex Skourides in his $200,000 Ellis Ave

Date8/14/1976
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133911F
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
5/23/1990
Chip off the old block: If No. 6 looks familiar, it's because the young man at the Leafs' Christmas party is Ron Ellis Jr., who is sporting the same number as his father, Leaf veteran Ron Ellis
Chip off the old block: If No. 6 looks familiar, it's because the young man at the Leafs' Christmas party is Ron Ellis Jr., who is sporting the same number as his father, Leaf veteran Ron Ellis
12/22/1980
Ronald Ellis
Ronald Ellis
12/18/1997
Author: Sociologist Desmond Ellis has written The Wrong Stuff.
Author: Sociologist Desmond Ellis has written The Wrong Stuff.
2/6/1987
Vision realized: Designer Michael Kirkland is so proud of Mel Lastman Square that he and Ellis Galea christened the wedding pavilion last Sunday (that's the tepee-like structure) by being the first couple to be married there
Vision realized: Designer Michael Kirkland is so proud of Mel Lastman Square that he and Ellis Galea christened the wedding pavilion last Sunday (that's the tepee-like structure) by being the first couple to be married there
6/8/1989
We used to drive downtown to do our shopping, says architect and planner Blandford Gates, with his wife Marja, left, and daughter Niina, 12, right, chatting at the corner store with Sharon Vignjevic. Then we noticed that when we needed winter goods, the d
We used to drive downtown to do our shopping, says architect and planner Blandford Gates, with his wife Marja, left, and daughter Niina, 12, right, chatting at the corner store with Sharon Vignjevic. Then we noticed that when we needed winter goods, the d
2/8/1978
Tradition spreads: Concrete roofing tiles have been used for years in Britain, and Stuart Matthews of Marley Roof tiles in Milton says they would benefit Canadian homeowners
Tradition spreads: Concrete roofing tiles have been used for years in Britain, and Stuart Matthews of Marley Roof tiles in Milton says they would benefit Canadian homeowners
4/30/1982
Philip Lazar: He dropped his $200,000 civic suit against police after he got an apology.
Philip Lazar: He dropped his $200,000 civic suit against police after he got an apology.
11/8/1980
Ross Turner: His company expects to get $200,000 an acre for holdings in San Diego, Cal.
Ross Turner: His company expects to get $200,000 an acre for holdings in San Diego, Cal.
11/29/1979
Rider with a cause: Len Cullen, owner Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby, prepares for the 800-mile bicycle trip from Windsor to Quebec City that he and his wife, Connie, are making to raise money for Divinity College at Hamilton's McMaster University. They hope to raise $200,000.
Rider with a cause: Len Cullen, owner Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village in Whitby, prepares for the 800-mile bicycle trip from Windsor to Quebec City that he and his wife, Connie, are making to raise money for Divinity College at Hamilton's McMaster University. They hope to raise $200,000.
4/22/1988
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
7/15/1981
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
1/19/1993