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BDP Quadrangle has revealed the design of a 54-storey, mixed-use tower in downtown Toronto, Canada.

The Kadjebi District Office of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has embarked on campaign to educate the public on the need to avoid child labour. The campaign formed part of the Commission’s role to promote and protect the rights of children as the act was an…

Canadian architecture studio GH3 has created an expansive bus maintenance and storage facility in Edmonton, Alberta with sculptural finishes.

Completed in 2021 in Edmonton, Canada. Edmonton’s Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage (KATG) is a municipal bus maintenance and storage facility designed to set new standards for an...

Certain works of architecture are so carefully woven into the times, places and cultures within which they are set, they seem to have always been there. Such buildings form the settings for events both ordinary and extraordinary, shaping not only the ways we engage and remember these events, but also quietly defining how we see […]

A headstone with an inscription in English believed to date to World War II that recently went missing from a graveyard in Taipei has been retrieved and temporarily listed as a historical relic, the Taipei City Government said on Tuesday. The headstone, discovered during a burial site relocation project in Xinyi District (信義), had been reported to police as missing by Taipei City Councilor Hsu Chia-pei (許家蓓). Police tracked down the headstone and returned it to the site, where it was o...

Taipei, April 12 (CNA) A headstone with an English inscription thought to date back to the Second World War that recently went missing from a gravesite in Taipei has been retrieved and temporarily listed as a historical relic, the Taipei City government said Tuesday.

A nearly 80-year-old headstone with an inscription in English discovered in Taipei, which experts said could indicate the final resting place of a prisoner of war (POW) imprisoned by Japan in Taiwan during World War II, has been stolen before it could be properly analyzed. The Taipei City Government on Jan. 28 ordered the relocation of 30 graves by April 30 as part of a road expansion plan in the hills near Lane 137, Fude Street in Xinyi District (信義). Visitors to the area then discovered a ...

Taipei, April 10 (CNA) A nearly 80-year old headstone with an inscription in English recently discovered in Taipei, which experts speculate could be the final resting place of a World War II foreign Prisoner of War (POW) imprisoned by Japan in Taiwan, was stolen before it could be properly analyzed.

Sterling Bank opens in Fayetteville