7 ways to welcome spring weather with your front porch or entryway
Spring is a time of regrowth and the reintroduction to warm weather and outdoor enjoyment. Many of us are inspired in spring to tackle projects around the house.
Alterra Poised to Bring New Tower to Toronto
Last year, we reported on the purchase of 520 Richmond St. West by our friends over at Alterra. At the time, we had no idea what would become of the single-storey commercial building occupying the site. Well, thanks to an application submitted by
2 Designer Terraces to Inspire Your Private Outdoor Retreat
Toronto, it has been a harsh winter! I am fortunate to have the privilege to live and share time in both the GTA and Southern California. Recreational activities that happen outdoors, whether in cold temperatures or warm are part of my busy lifestyle.
Master class with Sandi Pei
Sandi Pei’s in town.Second-generation in one of the finest architectural dynasties of our times, Li Chung (Sandi) Pei and his brother Chien Chung (Didi) Pei are the founding partners of the Manhattan-based Pei Partnership Architects and two of four sons
Mark Cullen’s ultimate spring checklist
1) Start seeds indoors, to plant out in springIt is a lot of fun and a great way to engage kids in the hobby of gardening at virtually any age. Successful seed starting combines quality materials and good timing. And of course – seeds! Be sure to
Unlocking Green Living at Key West in Etobicoke
More and more research has shown that there is a relationship between living near green spaces or parks and higher levels of mental health. Fortunately, TIMES GROUP CORPORATION is adding eight more floors to Key West, a condominium featuring views of
Why Does Toronto Need the OMB?
With recent talk of freeing Toronto from the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB), especially from NDP MPP Rosario Marchese, there seems to be a lot of confusion about why an almost 200 year old city still needs it.“Toronto is 179 years old. It’s time to treat
DCs Aren’t the Only Path to Funding
Development charges (DCs) are in the news again, as the province’s “growth pays for growth” ideal falls down again, this time in Oakville.At a recent city council meeting, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton said, “Development charges should ensure new development
The shifting demand for innovative condo amenities
In Toronto’s competitive condo market, developers are constantly looking for ways to stand out from the rest. Condo amenities are an important tool for developers looking to attract homebuyers and edge out the competition. As time passes and a new
Leaf your worries behind: How the fall season affects your home
Depending on who you ask, the beginning of September is either a welcomed or despised time of the year. Those who love the summer don’t want to accept that fall is right around the corner. Those tired of the heat are looking forward to chillier weather.
