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UK teams storm Toronto Winter Stations contest 1/5 ARc de Blob by Aleksandra Belitskaja, Ben James and Shaun McCallum, Austria/UK Source: Source: Source: 4/5 The Epitonium by M. Yengiabad - Shahed M. Yengiabad, Elaheh M. Yengiabad, Alemeh M. Yengiabad and Mojtaba Anoosha, Iran Source: 5/5 Sheridan College winner: Embrace by Colin Laplante, Grace Im, Ziyu Li, Brayden Popke, Nicole Ruiz, Reem Yunis, Bachelor of Craft and Design Program, Sheridan College Source: Two UK teams are among the winners of an international design competition for a series of C$15,000 (£9,000) temporary winter installat...

Winning designs of Toronto's Winter Stations 2021 competition By Alexander Walter| ARc de Blob by Aleksandra Belitskaja, Ben James and Shaun McCallum, Austria/UK Since the Canadian winter typically keeps most people from hitting the beaches, the annual Winter Stations competition in Toronto has been trying to bring crowds back in creative ways: now in its seventh year, four winning designs and one student entry have been selected to be installed as temporary winter art installations in the coming weeks.  Under this year's theme 'Refuge,' design teams had to envision structures that offer r...

Winter Stations 2021 announces winning designs Winter Stations 2021 announces winning designs By Share The winning designs for the seventh annual Winter Stations in Toronto’s east end Beach district have been revealed alongside new partnerships with The Distillery District and Beach BIA. With plans for the annual winter art show impacted by provincial lockdowns, these partnerships, along with sponsorships from the Ontario Association of Architects, Minto Communities, MicroPro Sienna, Context Development, RioCan, Urban Capital, Demirov Group, Parallax, Westdale Properties, Bousfields, kg&a,...

The beach may not be the first place you'd think to go during a dreary and brisk Toronto January, but thanks to some new public art, the city's wat...

Here’s what the 2021 Winter Stations installations will look like Here’s what the 2021 Winter Stations installations will look like The annual public art exhibition will expand to new locations but is being delayed until COVID-19 restrictions ease By Julia Mastroianni Winter Stations might morph into Spring Stations this year. The selections for the seventh-annual design competition and public art installations have been revealed, though organizers say the event will be put on hold until they can safely be displayed under COVID-19 restrictions. Toronto is under a 28-day provincia...