Sign the Letter: SaveScienceCentre.com Renew Restore Reinvest in #Ontario's Science Centre.

MTA is pleased to announce the expansion of our leadership team with the appointment of Olivia Keung as Director of Sustainability! Join us in congratulating Olivia, who continually heightens our firm’s goals + expectations as they relate to sustainable design in the built world!

MTA’s Rutuja Atre, Jillian Weinberger + Mahan Navabi enjoyed participating in this year’s friendly Gingerbread for the City competition presented by KPMB Architects in support of Red Door Family Shelter! Please vote for “Lunar Lookout” for Popular Choice Prize: gingerbread.kpmb.com/entries/ #mtarch

The Guelph Civic Administration Building opened 15 years ago! Designed by MTA + GBCA Architects, the building is a blend of historical preservation and modern innovation. City of Guelph Crossey Engineering, a Salas O'Brien Company #cityofguelph #guelph #heritagebuilding #buildingdesign #mtarch

Our team is in awe of the development seen at the #construction site of the #GordieHoweBridge in Windsor ON, for which our firm is the Architect of Record for the Canadian Port of Entry (pictured). Gordie Howe International Bridge #architecture #bordercrossing #mtarch

The team at MTA would like to wish everyone a joyous holiday season! ✨✨ Our Toronto and Ottawa studios will be closed from December 25th through January 1st, 2025. #moriyamateshima #architect #architecture #holiday #holidayseason #outofoffice #mtarch

Happy New Year! Here's to continued architectural excellence, creativity, and collaboration in 2025. From this point forward, Moriyama Teshima Architects will no longer be posting on Twitter. Feel free to follow us on Bluesky: Moriyama Teshima Architects.bsky.social #newyear #2025 #mtarch

After days of heavy snow, we got an aerial view of the roof of the Ontario Science Centre -- which was closed last year over concerns about the structural integrity of the roof. The Progressive Conservatives said, last year, "the building, which is more than 50 years old, is

Last Friday March 7 was the 23rd MTA Snow Day and the 20th at Osler Bluff. Excellent snow conditions under an epic blue sky.

Records of Moriyama Teshima Architects include designs for the Multicultural Media Centre, housed in Toronto's 1927 Crosse & Blackwell heritage building. In 1979, the building welcomed Canada's First Multilingual Television station (CFMT), reflecting Ontario's growing diversity.

This mass timber office by Moriyama Teshima impresses with flexible design and tons of natural light - archinect.com/news/article/1…

Mitchell Cohen details Regent Park transformation in Rhythms of Change. Learn more here: urbantoronto.ca/news/2025/06/m… #Toronto #housing #development #urbanplanning

This summer, history is on the house! 🇨🇦🏛️ With the #CanadaStrongPass, youth 17 & under get in free—and young adults (18–24) get 50% off at the Canadian War Museum, June 20–Sept 2. Plan your visit → warmuseum.ca/plan-your-visi… #MuseumsMatter

A kit-of-parts system and mass timber structure give this school both long-term adaptability and strong material performance. 📍Scarborough, Toronto, Canada Project by: Moriyama Teshima Architects #ArchitizerAwards Details: arc.ht/44n9jQZ

A landmark of mass timber architecture, the OSSTF Headquarters by Moriyama Teshima Architects (Moriyama Teshima Architects) reflects a commitment to sustainability and structural innovation. buff.ly/w2hgwih #MassTimber #SustainableArchitecture #CanadianWood

On Thursday September 4th, join Moriyama Teshima Architects at Unltd. for Let’s Talk About The Ontario Science Centre, a free evening of music, film, and conversation celebrating Raymond Moriyama’s 1969 architectural landmark.

The September 2025 issue of Canadian Architect magazine: bit.ly/casep25 Cover: Limberlost Place, George Brown College Waterfront Campus, Toronto, by Moriyama Teshima Architects in joint venture with Acton Ostry. Cover Photo: Doublespace Photography #architecture #architects

See Limberlost Place come to life in a brand-new video case study. This 10-storey exposed mass timber building at George Brown College is the first of its kind in the world — proving that sustainability, innovation, and design excellence can stand tall together.

Limberlost Place: Toronto’s timber tower aims high theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…