The University of Toronto’s main downtown campus serves as a microcosm of the Scarborough-born architect’s work ...

The death of Queen Victoria in 1901 quickly ended the world’s interest in Victorian-style architecture. Her son, King Edward VII, succeeded the queen and advocated for elite high fashion and design ...

Throughout the 19 th century, Franklin Street was Richmond’s premier residential avenue, with fashionable, new houses and mansions lining either side as the city expanded west. By the 1880s, ...

A lecture on Victorian and Edwardian architectural and garden design is set to take place on the Isle of Wight. The Arts Society, Isle of Wight, is set to present the latest lecture in its series on ...

It had been one of the three Virginia firms – and the only one from Richmond – that worked on the 1904-1906 renovation and expansion of the Virginia State Capitol building. The prestigious project had ...

A white steel screen does not belong in a classic Edwardian house. Or does it? In a 1915 manse in Toronto, recently remodeled and expanded by the architecture firm Superkül, two such elements reach up ...

Toronto Edwardian Frank Darling, Architect of Canada’s Imperial Age By David Winterton (2026) Frank Darling (1850-1923) was ...