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The University of Toronto has formally announced the new home of the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, and it is a site Torontonians have circled many a time.One Spadina Crescent is one of the city's most prominent and historic addresses, having been built by the Presbyterian Church as a theological college in 1875. Though it has housed numerous functions in its day, in recent years it has become an isolated relic in the middle of a busy traffic circle.The project will renew the existing south-facing 19th century Gothic Revival building and develop the site's northern section with a dramatic work of contemporary architecture that consolidates U of T's architecture and urbanism programs within one precinct.The winning design team, selected by the University through an international competition, consists of Nader Tehrani, principal of Boston-based firm NADAAA, as the architect, with Toronto consultants Public Work on landscape design and ERA Architects as preservation architects.

The University of Toronto has formally announced the New Home of the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, and it is a Site Torontonians have circled MANY a time. One Spadina Crescent is one of the City's Most prominent and Historic addresses. , having been built by the Presbyterian Church as a Theological College in 1875. Though it has housed numerous functions in ITS Day, in recent years it has Become an isolated relic in the MIDDLE of a Busy Traffic Circle. The Project Will Renew the existing South. -facing 19th Century Gothic Revival Building and Develop the Site's Northern section with a dramatic Work of Contemporary Architecture that consolidates U of T's Architecture and urbanism programs Within one Precinct. The Winning Design Team, selected by the University Through an International Competition, consists of Nader. Tehrani, principal of Boston-based firm NADAAA, as the architect, with Toronto consultants Public Work on landscape design and ERA Architects as preservation architects.