Architects & Architectural Services in Junction Triangle, Toronto, ON
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224 Ryding Ave, JUNCTION TRIANGLE, Toronto, M6N 1H5
(416) 536-7467
Architect, Services Allied to Motion Picture Production 
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163 Sterling Road, Toronto, M6R 2B2
(647) 987-2524
Architectural designer, Architect 
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1655 Dupont St, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6P 3S9
(416) 929-7933
Architect, regional rural planners, engineers, home planning service, Design et Architecture, urban, Construction et Rénovation, golf course architects, drafting services, related categories, engineers structural, industrial designers, Architectes, designers builders 
163 Sterling Rd, Toronto, M6P 0A1
(604) 499-3361
Architecture firm, Architectural designer 
213 Sterling Rd, Suite 200, HIGH PARK-SWANSEA, Toronto, M6R 2B2
(416) 766-8284
Philip Beesley is a practicing visual artist, architect, and Professor in Architecture at the University of Waterloo and Professor of Digital Design and Architecture & Urbanism at the European Graduate School. Beesley's work is widely cited in contemporary art and architecture, focused in the rapidly expanding technology and culture of responsive and interactive systems. Beesley was educated in visual art at Queen's University, in technology at Humber College, and in architecture at the University of Toronto. He serves as the Director for the Living Architecture Systems Group, and as Director for Riverside Architectural Press. His Toronto-based practice, Philip Beesley Architect Inc., operates in partnership with the Europe-based practice Pucher Seifert and the Waterloo-based Adaptive Systems Group, and in numerous collaborations including longstanding exchanges with couture designer Iris van Herpen and futurist Rachel Armstrong.