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23. Juni 2024 · A week after the announcement, the building’s renowned architect, Raymond Moriyama, wrote a letter to the Star, which we are excerpting here.
27. Juni 2024 · Raymond Moriyama, who died last year, designed the science centre that opened in 1969 on a ravine near the west branch of the Don River in Toronto's east end.
28. Juni 2024 · Geoffrey Hinton, a renowned science professor at the University of Toronto, pledged $1 million this week in order to save the Ontario Science Centre (OSC)—the late architect Raymond Moriyama ’s...
28. Juni 2024 · Raymond Moriyama, who died last year, designed the science centre that opened in 1969 on a ravine near the west branch of the Don River in Toronto’s east end. At a hastily called news conference June 21, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Infrastructure Ontario announced the science centre would close by 4 p.m. due to health and ...
27. Juni 2024 · “When you hear, you forget; when you see, you remember some; but when you touch and do, it becomes part of you,” said Moriyama. A young Ray Moriyama pictured in front of a drawing of the facility then known as the Ontario Centre of Science and Technology.
24. Juni 2024 · Toronto’s great Brutalist temple of childhood wonder, Raymond Moriyama’s hillside wonderland of wayward electrons and textured concrete, closed its doors to the public for perhaps the last time.
24. Juni 2024 · In his letter to the Star, Moriyama, who passed away a few months later, observed that “more than 3,000 new and old science centres and museums worldwide have acknowledged they owe a debt to the Ontario Science Centre and its hands-on learning.” One hopes that any future incarnation, wherever it lands, will build upon this ...
