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Wall Competition - Center for Addiction and Mental Health

Stage 1

Janet Rosenberg, Glenn Herman, Lynn Donoghue (First prize ex aequo)

Carlos Moreno, Cassie Kent (First prize ex aequo)

Mike Knox (Honourable mention)

Diana Hamilton, Michael Mohelsky, Dalia Copelowitz, Nuno Moreira, Monica Polo (Honourable mention)

Robert Lind DeFries (Honourable mention)

Diana Hamilton, Michael Mohelsky, Paulo Martins, Marcel Dion

Designer Unknown

Julius Caesar Aquino

David Orsini, Steven Russell, Gene Threndyle

Sony Rai

winner

Janet Rosenberg, Glenn Herman, Lynn Donoghue

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITION

Year	2003
Location	1001 Queen Street West Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage	One stage
Competitors	10


Client	Center for Addicition and Mental Health
Professional advisor	Urban Strategies
Jury president	Paul Garfinkel, Directeur
Doc. level	50%

Description

As an ideas competition organised in February 2003 by the Center for Addiction and Mental Health in partnership with the City of Toronto and orchestrated by the Urban Strategies firm, within the scope of the 1001 Queen Street West property redevelopment, which was also the object of a competition in 2001 (Center for Addiction and Mental Health), this event was created to give the population an occasion to express their ideas on the future of the East property wall and it's integration to what was to become an urban village. Knowing the number of questions and divergent opinions raised by the wall, going from a demolition proposition to its patrimonial conservation, the participants were invited to submit their suggestions allowing the public to understand the importance and the history of the property.

Following a great variety of responses from architects, local artists, conservation groups, people who have experienced the mental health system as well as an entire class of the Ontario College of Art and Design, two winning teams have been selected out of the 127 propositions. Carlos Moreno and Cassie Kent, as well as Janet Rosenberg, Glenn Herman and Lynn Donoghue's ideas will be formalised and developped by the Center for Addiction and Mental Health in order to integrate them in the complex redevelopment project.

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Jury president	Paul Garfinkel, Directeur
Jury	Stephen Andrews
	Steel Barrett
	Robert Freedman
	Paul Garfinkel, Directeur
	Denise Gendron, Conseillère Municipale
	Bruce Kuwabara, Architecte
	Joe Pantalone, Conseiller Municipal
	Geoffrey Reaume, Historien

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