- Projects
- Firm
- 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
- Publications
- Happenings
- Contact
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THIER + CURRAN ARCHITECTS INC.
Getting its Groove Back
Hamilton Spectator - April 16, 2011: Homes tucked into landscapes framed by pines
and streams, yet close enough to bike to work are one of the delights of our community.
As often as they can, Brian Kreps and Dale Guenter ride a bike path from their Dundas
home to their jobs in Hamilton - Kreps in social services, Guenter as a family physician. 
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