Branching out: Forestry's solution to the housing crisis
What forestry can achieve for our cities: exploring the carbon-positive potential of Toronto’s mass timber structures and laneway homes.
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What forestry can achieve for our cities: exploring the carbon-positive potential of Toronto’s mass timber structures and laneway homes.
Mr. Baird was part of a small group who reshaped the city’s built-form and planning policy, and also contributed to the birth of the discipline of architectural theory with the book Meaning in Architecture, which he co-authored
Barry Sampson: 1948-2020 Barry Sampson at work. From www.bsnarchitects.com Barry Sampson, my former partner in the firm Baird Sampson Neuert, died on Saturday, December 5. He is survived by his partner Judi Coburn and their two sons, Benjamin and Martin. Barry was born in 1948 in Oshawa, Ontario, and spent his childhood and youth there, arriving at the University of Toronto in 1967 to commence his education in architecture. He and his classmates started their architectural studies just as a dramatic new curriculum was launched by Peter Prangnell, under the aegis of a newly appointed Chair o...