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• Recognition
  • Publications
    • Diamond Estates trailer replaced by new tasting, retail centre
    • Lakeview Wine Co. Retail & Tasting Pavilion Grand Opening
    • New tasting centre links to Diamond Estates past, sets stage for ambitious future
    • MERIT Brewing
    • Q&A with Principal Architect Bill Curran
    • Canadian Architect Magazine Spotlight: Richmond Hill Hub
    • Suds Expected to Flow at Downtown Brew Pubs
    • TCA Principal Bill Curran Lectures Again at the Universita IUAV di Venezia School of Architecture
    • North End Free Library Featured in OAA Profiles 2017 Issue
    • Business Link Hamilton Presents TCA Associate Kyle Slote with 40 Under Forty Award
    • From Derelict to Design: 7-9-11 Brock Street
    • Art Gallery of Hamilton Featured in Canadian Architect 49th Annual Awards of Excellence
    • House Hunting in a Maserati: 7-9-11 Brock Street
    • A SoBi tour with Bill Curran
    • Downtown Renewal: Homegrown to be Reborn in Old Windsor Hotel
    • TCA projects profiled in the Summer 2016 issue of Hamilton Magazine.
    • Raise the Hammer - LRT Transit Support
    • Diamond Estates Winery Retail Store and Tasting Pavilion Set for Construction
    • York Region: Community invited to tour, visit The Hub in Richmond Hill
    • Maplewood Cafe opens at St. Peter's Hospital
    • The Ridge Residence in Prince Edward County Nears Completion
    • York Region: Home Base for homeless youth moves into Richmond hill hub
    • York Region Affordable Housing and Youth Centre Complete
    • Meet Your Neighbours
    • North End Free Library and Public Bench Featured on OAA Blog
    • PAUL WILSON: Down in Hamilton's core, Investors Chicken No More
    • York Region: Social Enterprise key part of Richmond Hill's soon-to-open Hub Housing
    • Hamilton's urban design awards celebrate the generous city
    • PARK(ing) Day at Thier and Curran Architects Inc.
    • Design Spotlight: The North End Free Library
    • Hamilton's North End Looming Development
    • North End Free Library and Public Bench Featured in AECCafe
    • TCA's Abena Asomaning Featured in The Hamilton Spectator
    • The North End Free Library Featured in Canadian Architect
    • TCA Principal Bill Curran is profiled in the Spring 2015 issue of Hamilton Magazine.
    • Young Architects of Hamilton - Meghan Galachiuk
    • 95 King Feature in May 2015 Issue of Urbanicity
    • Update on Herkimer and Charlton Bike Lanes
    • TCA's McMaster Family Health Clinic Featured in Healthcare Design Magazine
    • TCA's Halton McMaster Family Health Clinic featured on Canadian Architect
    • Urgent Opportunity on the Waterfront
    • TCA's Halton McMaster Family Health Clinic featured on Archello
    • TCA's Halton McMaster Family Health Clinic featured on Archilovers
    • Gore Park Episode 2 featuring 95 King St. E.
    • Hamilton-Burlington Society of Architects announces Awards of Excellence winners
    • Hamilton- Burlington Society of Architects announces the recipients of the 2014 Architectural Awards of Excellence
    • Society honours architects and their projects
    • Out and About with urbanicity HBSA Celebrate 2014 Gala
    • Ribbon cut to open Halton McMaster Family Health Centre
    • HBSA Celebrate 2014 Gala Feature in Urbanicity
    • Halton McMaster medical centre holds official opening in Burlington
    • The best people want a good-looking place to live
    • Architecture the 'most visible expression of culture'
    • Why an acre of homes generate more taxes than a Home Depot
    • AECCafe Architecture Showcase - 95 King Street East
    • Stage set for downtown studios
    • Arch Daily - Selected Works: 95 King Street East Studios and Lofts
    • A home where artists can thrive
    • Transformed strip club makes room for artists in the core
    • Hamilton creates artist studios, housing in core
    • From strip club to arts centre - a Hamilton transformation story
    • Artists see soul on King Street
    • Senior centre on track for April Opening
    • Invest in Hamilton: 95 King Street East News Clip
    • Hamilton's Thriving Condo Scene
    • Rebirth at 95 King
    • An Artful Existence
    • Thier + Curran Architects transform Hamilton Strip Club to Housing and Cultural Space
    • Renew Hamilton: Economic of Heritage Preservation
    • A City Can't 'Demolish its Way to Success.' Architect Warns
    • Giving Purpose to Old Buildings Makes Sense
    • David Crombie on the Future of Cities in Ontario
    • Well-spoken, respected...this T.O. mayor has polish.
    • Winners of the 2013 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Award Revealed
    • Winners of the 2013 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Award
    • New artists' digs waiting for tenants
    • Celebrating Hamilton's best designed projects
    • What's Next: 10 New Ideas to Improve Hamilton as Next Steps in Our Renewal
    • Behind the Big Door, Strippers No More
    • Urban Renewal in Hamilton: Short-Term Fixes and Long-term Plans
    • Renew Hamilton: Bill Curran at the Learning Forum
    • Downtown Hamilton development on the rise
    • Women's Shelter fits seamlessly into the community
    • A midsummer tour with meaning
    • Nature Retreat
    • Five places to visit in Hamilton's trendy James St. North
    • Council committee approves Hub Project
    • Richmond Hill shelter project approved in 7-2 vote
    • Ground-breaking ceremony for Ancaster seniors centre
    • Controversy in Richmond Hill over social housing
    • Unlocked at last - the secret life of architects
    • Congregation back Philpott Church rebuild
    • Vision for Hamilton's waterfront more Halifax than Toronto
    • Philpott parishioners at $13.4-million crossroads.
    • Funding announced for Ancaster senior centre expansion
    • Ancaster seniors centre gets funding for expansion.
    • How about lunch at the Lister?
    • Hamilton thrives while steel industry struggles
    • What's Wrong - and right - about the new stadium design.
    • From Hamilton Strip Club to Art Hub
    • Mac's Digital Brain Trust Hangs Out Shingle
    • McMaster Opens Centre to Bring Research into 21st Century
    • McMaster News - Digital Scholarship Centre will Revolutionize Research
    • Debunking Myths About Social Housing
    • Oldest House in Ancaster Becomes Police Museum
    • Hot Toronto? Say Hello to Cool Hamilton
    • Senior Centre Awaits Funding for Expansion Plan
    • New Buildings 'Ease' Seniors' Affordable Rent Crunch
    • Bigger and Bolder - 118 James North Become a Canvas During Supercrawl
    • Hamilton West Harbour Concept Neighbourhood Plan
    • Quality Affordable Housing is Showing Itself in Hamilton Now
    • Good Shepherd Square Gives People New Life
    • City Will Study Proposal for West Harbour Lands
    • What's This? No Cubicle?
    • Grassroots Group on Track to Take Back West Harbour
    • 150 Photos: Art Gallery of Hamilton
    • AGH Previews its Design Annex
    • Risks and Potential in Waterfront Development
    • City on Track to Reclaim Waterfront
    • Hamilton West Harbour Concept Plan
    • That Rail Yard on the Waterfront - Maybe It's Not Situation Hopeless
    • 118 James: A Mecca for the Arts
    • Lister Reborn
    • The Business Link - Good Shepherd
    • Photos from CBC Hamilton's Unveiling During May 2012 Art Crawl
    • Curious Visitors Flood Revamped Lister Block
    • The Door is Open
    • Gore Park
    • Good Shepherd Square Fitting in Nicely
    • Design Annex Opening Spring / Summer 2012
    • Makeover on James Street
    • CBC Hamilton Honoring the past with an eye to the future
    • Hamilton Police Museum to open in Ancaster
    • Slowly lifting the veil on the new CBC Digital Station
    • CBC Hamilton HQ wins Heritage Award
    • CBC's First Peek at 118 James Street North
    • The CBC arrives on James North
    • Heart of Glass Hidden beneath the skin of 118 James Street North
    • Gore Park 2012
    • Perspective - A Work of Art
    • TCA Office Design Approach Featured in Biz Magazine
    • Funds for Good Shepherd Square halfway there
    • TCA Offices at 118 James North Featured in Canadian Interiors Magazine
    • Steeltown Becomes Artstown
    • Art Sophistication Comes to James Street North
    • AGH to open new downtown digs
    • Shepherding Homes
    • Young Professionals - Kyle Slote, 26
    • Meet three bold locals taking steps toward making our cities more sustainable
    • The Big Build - Mohawk renovating its role in the community as well as the campus
    • Renaissance at Play Today
    • City Gets Grants to Accelerate Growth
    • 25 Good Things
    • Getting its Groove Back
    • School Board Needs Mac's Money to Move
    • Signs of Spring in our Neighbourhood
    • Hamilton Economic Summit View 2008-2010: 100 Stories of Economic Progress in Hamilton
    • Lyons New Media Centre Launch
    • Dreaming Big Pays Off
    • Tom Scott Adds to City's Sax Appeal
    • The Shepherd Watched Over Her
    • State-of-the-art Shelters Open for Women
    • Ambience Abounds at What Next?
    • Thier + Curran Architects Inc.
    • Downtown Driving Dynamic Growth
    • Quick Turnaround
    • School Board Looks to West Harbour
    • Opening up a Typical Victorian
    • Windows to the Future
    • Good Shepherd Square: A Dream Finally Realized
    • Profile Magazine - Urban Design & Architecture Awards 2009
    • Lyons New Media Centre and McMaster Health Forum near completion at Mills Library
    • City of Hamilton Public Art Program Past Rough Sketch Stage
    • The Myth of Declining Services (at least at our sci/eng library)
    • Mac Approves New Primary Care Centre
    • Mac Eyes Med Facility
    • McMaster Health Forum and Lyons New Media Centre coming to Mills Library
    • How to Save a City One Kid at a Time
    • Home Work
    • Garden Olympics
    • Praise for Wentworth Overhaul
    • When Less is More and More is Really More
    • McMaster Times - Our Leading Libraries
    • Granola-Moderne
    • North End gating plan too exclusive
    • City of St. Catharines & McMaster University Partner on Family Health Centre
    • Wet and Wonderful
    • McMaster and City of St. Catharines partner on family health centre
    • Training clinic expected to ease physician shortage
    • Are Trustees OK with HQ in Core?
    • Makeover time for Mac's Thode
    • Profile Magazine - Urban Design Awards 2007
    • Thinking Big
    • Scime/Curran Residence
    • Hamilton Education Centre: The Dilemma and the Agenda
    • City Plan Includes Education Centre - Hamilton Spectator
    • Novae Res Urbis Article - Hamilton Urban Design Awards
    • Instilling a Healing Feeling
    • Bringing the reading room into the digital age
    • Master Class
    • Smart Growth
    • A threat to lawn order?
    • Power Tables
    • Cultural evolution: Steeltown becomes Artstown
    • Resolution to boycott offered up
    • Architects Boycott Hamilton
    • OAA Letter to Hamilton Mayor Larry di Ianni
    • Mohawk College Launches the e-Library @ Fennell Campus
    • Indoor Water
    • Canadian Architect with a love of ecology
  • Awards
    • HBSA Awards 2016 - North End Free Library and Bench
    • 2016 ONPHA Awards - Innovation Award for the Richmond Hill Hub Affordable Housing & Youth Centre
    • 2015 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - North End Free Library and Bench
    • 2015 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - 95 King St. E Arts Centre and Lofts
    • 2015 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - John Howard Society Landscaping
    • HBSA Celebrate 2014 - Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
    • HBSA Celebrate 2014 - 95 King St E Arts Centre & Lofts
    • HBSA Celebrate 2014 - 118 James Street North
    • 2014 Building Inspection Recognition of Excellence
    • 2013 Hamilton Heritage Recognition Award
    • 2013 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - Good Shepherd Square Phase II
    • 2013 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - 118 James Street North
    • 2013 Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards - Tourism Hamilton Visitor Centre
    • 2011 HMHC Heritage Property Conservation Award.
    • Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards 2011
    • Hamilton Municipal Heritage Awards 2010
    • Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards 2009
    • Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards 2007
    • The A.K. Sculthorpe Award for Advocacy
    • National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), Seniors Housing Council
    • AIA/AAHSA Design for Aging Review
• Happenings
  • Events
    • Today's Modernism: Art & Architecture Exhibition
    • Young Architects of Hamilton Supercrawl Canstruction
    • HBSA Architecture Crawl
    • Opening of North End Free Library
    • TCA Open for Doors Open 2015
    • YEP Hamilton Roundtable at TCA
    • Architecture Crawl
    • Juno Awards Mural Unveiled on Side of 118 James
    • OAA Architecture + Commerce PechaKucha
    • TCA Sponsors Zeke Moores Supercrawl Art Installation
    • Museum Building in the 21st Century
    • blurMEDIA Photo Shoot in TCA's Office
    • Demystifying Medicine Seminar Series 2013
    • Economics of Heritage Preservation Panel Discussion and Presentation
    • The Future of Cities in Ontario with David Crombie
    • Acro-Yoga Photo Shoot at 118 James
    • CTV show 'The Listener' films an episode in TCA's Offices
    • Participatory Design Charrette Series at Philpott Memorial Church
    • Tourism Hamilton's Grand Opening for the TCA-designed Visitor Centre in the Lister Building
    • CBC Unveils Their TCA-designed Hamilton Studio
  • Trips
    • TCA Goes to Miami
    • Philadephia Field Trip
    • TCA Goes to Havana, Cuba
    • TCA Visits Chicago
    • TCA in Buffalo, NY
    • TCA in Pittsburgh
  • Galas
    • Photos from HPO's 'What Next?' Festival held at TCA!
    • TCA's New Office Gala Opening!
    • Young Architects Hamilton Launch Party at TCA
• Contact

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