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Toronto Society of Architects: Urban Affairs Forum For February 2011

1/24/2011

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The Toronto Society of Architects (TSA) has introduced their 2011 line up of events, including their Urban Affairs Forum. The first of the 2011 season will be held Thursday, February 3rd, at the Arts & Letters Club of Toronto located at 14 Elm Street (two blocks north of the Dundas Street Subway, east of Yonge Street). The forum will "[discuss] ‘the media-cracy of design’. What is the role of media? How can/does design become a public debate? How is awareness generated and, does it matter? How does public perception (and media’s depiction) influence the design process + outcomes?"

The event will be moderated by the CBC's David Michael Lamb and include a panel composed of other architectural critics from around city. The TSA promises that the forum will generate a heated debate. For more information, visit the TSA's website.
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