WZMH Architects
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WZMH Architects (formerly known as the Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden Partnership) is an architecture company based in Toronto, Canada. The firm was founded in 1961, and is known for the design of landmark structures, skyscrapers, major mixed use, commercial, institutional, residential and hospitality projects, as well as renovation and retrofit projects involving heritage restoration.
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[edit] Selected projects
- Canterra Tower, TD Canada Trust Tower, Petro-Canada Centre, Municipal Building in Calgary
- Bay Adelaide Centre, CN Tower, Royal Bank Plaza, Scotia Plaza, The Crossways and Sun Life Centre in Toronto
- Infield terminal at Toronto's Lester B. Pearson International Airport
- Canada Place in Edmonton
- HSBC Canada Building in Vancouver
- Maritime Centre in Halifax,
- Harbour Centre in Vancouver
- Tour KPMG, 1501 McGill College in Montreal
- Brookstreet Hotel in Ottawa
- DaimlerChrysler Tower in Windsor, Ontario
- Blue Cross Tower in Philadelphia
- Tour Total in Paris
- Millennium Tower in Rotterdam
- City of London Convention Centre
- Shanghai Securities Exchange Building, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Golden Sail Plaza in Shanghai
- China Insurance Building in Shanghai
- Four Seasons Nile Plaza Hotel, Marriott Hotel in Cairo
- Three Sails Tower in Abu Dhabi
[edit] Future projects
- 222 Jarvis Street in Toronto, Canada
[edit] Gallery
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DaimlerChrysler Tower
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Calgary Municipal Building
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