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Continuing Education Course: Toronto -- Patterns of Development

presented by architectural historian Marta O'Brien

Place:
George Brown College, St. James Campus, King Street east of Jarvis Street, Toronto
Date:
Saturdays, April 10 - May15, 2010 (6 weeks)
Time:
9:30 am- 12:30 pm
Cost:
$211.00 ($105.50 for persons 65 or over)
More Info:
Non-credit course; no assignments or tests.

 

From Issue No. 160 | April 06, 2010

Have you ever wondered why Toronto looks the way it does? The city evolved from a military base into a major manufacturing centre and later became a financial and cultural capital. These roles have shaped the city's built form, which will be explored through hundreds of images and a walking tour. We'll also discuss architectural preservation and the redevelopment of the waterfront.

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