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Mark’s solo show at Parkdale’s Gallery 1313 is on between 19 Feb and 2 March 2025. A book with texts by Mark, David Lieberman and Joanne Tod is available for purchase with all proceeds going to the gallery.
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Mark joins Gallery 1313
To further his artistic efforts Mark has joined Toronto’s Gallery 1313, a non-profit, artist-run centre exhibiting local, national and international contemporary art. The Gallery is located at 1313 Queen Street West. He has exhibited at the gallery in several group shows this year and is preparing for a solo show in mid-February 2025. More to follow.
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As of 1 July 2022 Acronym Urban Design and Planning / Mark Sterling Consulting Inc. is now located at 383 Sorauren Avenue, Unit 804, Toronto, ON M6R 0A4.
Mark Sterling Appointed Director of Master of Urban Design Program
Mark Sterling was recently appointed Director of the Master of Urban Design Program at the University of Toronto’s John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design. In the fall of 2014 Mark is coordinating an Option Studio for graduate Urban Design, Architecture and Landscape Architecture students that will investigate the emergence of tall building clusters in downtown Toronto.
Acronym in NRU – 213 – 233 St. Clair Avenue West
Mark Sterling’s role in the OMB hearing and decision on 213 – 233 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto featured in Novae Res Urbis issue Vol. 18 No. 15 Friday 11 April 2014.
PDF excerpt from NRU: Pages from 140411NRT
Go here for this and other OMB-related projects by Acronym.
Acronym in NRU – 2376 Dundas St. West
Mark Sterling’s role in the OMB hearing and decision on 2376 Dundas Street West, Toronto featured in Novae Res Urbis issue Vol. 18 No. 13 Friday 28 March 2014.
PDF excerpt from NRU: Pages from 140328NRT
Go here for this and other OMB-related projects by Acronym.
Published: buildingondowntown in EcoWebTown
Mark Sterling’s article on recent development in downtown Toronto – “buildingondowntown”- is published in the University of Pescara, Italy’s “EcoWebTown” as part of “Xtreme Makeover: Toronto” edited by Lorenzo Pignatti and Ryszard Sliwka.