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        <![CDATA[Block 24E / KPMB Architects]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Block 24E combines residential building forms of different heights with street-related retail bases to activate the southern portion of Spadina Avenue, one of <a href="/tag/toronto">Toronto</a>’s most important north-south arterials. It anchors the CityPlace development as it transitions from east to west and forms a gateway on Spadina to create a more inviting pedestrian experience. Beyond activating the precinct, its formal silhouette will make a significant statement in support of the Mayor’s and the City of Toronto’s agenda to create a City Beautiful.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>The face of the culinary arts world has changed. Chefs have become household names, cooking shows are taking television by storm, and new and exotic restaurants are replacing the old and mundane.  This change has made becoming a chef, a career that was once considered undesirable, one of the fastest growing professions in the nation. The new Institute for the Culinary Arts at Metropolitan Community College is a reflection of this change. The 39,000-square-foot building is educating a record-breaking number of students in a world-class, food-inspired environment.</p> ]]>
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