Luminato 2016: The Hearn
The Luminato Festival is an annual arts event held in Toronto every summer. Now in its 10th year, it features a number of events in and around the city over the course of […]
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Ping Shan Heritage Trail
The first of its kind in Hong Kong, the Ping Shan Heritage Trail was inaugurated in 1993 as a means to illustrate traditional village life and culture of the early […]
Doors Open Toronto 2015 – Part 2
After having seen two of the newest buildings on Toronto’s architectural landscape, the second day of the Doors Open event was spent exploring some of the city’s more established sites. […]
Doors Open Toronto 2015 – Part 1
The annual Doors Open event is an opportunity to explore some of Toronto’s best historical and architecturally significant buildings. During the two-day event many buildings in the city are open […]
The Cattle Depot Artist Village
If you ever happen to be in the distinctly working class area of Ma Tau Kok (馬頭角) deep in the entrails of eastern Kowloon, you might come across a set […]
Doors Open Toronto 2014 – Part 2
For this year’s Doors Open event, I visited six buildings in the city. In the first post, we looked at a church, historic jail, and heritage lumbermill. Here are the […]
Doors Open Toronto 2014 – Part 1
Every year for one weekend in May, the Doors Open event in Toronto is an opportunity to explore some of the most architecturally, culturally, and historically important buildings in the […]
Castle Peak Road
Along the waterfront promenade at Tsuen Wan, there is a cluster of residential highrises at Castle Peak Road where my friend Emily from Toronto used to live growing up in […]
Peter Lam Photography 