Stephanie E. Calvet

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Happy Holidays! /December 30, 2012 by stephanie calvet

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1212_Toronto Xmas holidays-1 ... from my pied-à-terre in Toronto...

Seasons Greetings and Happy New Year to you!

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Posted in travel   Tags: Christmas, holiday, skyline, Toronto, Uncategorized
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This blog began as place to share my passion for travel and photography. Over the years, its balance has shifted in favour of more design-related topics.   Stay and explore!

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  • interior design (9)
  • urban planning (15)
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Latest Posts

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Moriyama & Teshima Architects imagine and re-imagine the Toronto Reference Library
about 9 years ago
Faux Sunlight
about 9 years ago
Big-box buyers become bookworms
about 9 years ago
Ice Fishing Architecture
about 9 years ago
Architecture on Film: Cathedrals of Culture
about 9 years ago
Fleeting traces on our wintry landscape
about 9 years ago
Federico Babina’s illustrated series
about 9 years ago
Icelander Víkingur Ólafsson Wows Toronto
about 10 years ago
Vertigo – without ever leaving the ground
about 10 years ago
Case study in Planning for Higher Education Journal
about 10 years ago
Recalling Lake Ontario’s lost edge with steel and grass
about 10 years ago
An Urban Forest: June Callwood Park Opens in Toronto
about 10 years ago
Nuit Blanche: Toronto’s all-night exploration and celebration of art
about 10 years ago
Toronto's Fort York Visitor Centre Opens
about 10 years ago