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Architect Raymond Moriyama. The 21st Century is breathing down on
9/30/1968
Board member Thomas Goudge, architect Raymond Moriyama and Paul Gosgrove, Mayor of Scarborough at the official opening of Toronto Reference LIbrary
2 November 1977
Christino Raymond Moriyama and Partner
8/14/1973
Design team
5/7/1987
Japanese - Canadian cultural centre (Raymond Moriyama)
After 1962
A model of the proposed $30 million central library
19 November 1973
Moriyama, Third big one
8/14/1973
New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)
3/29/1990
Official Opening of Metropolitan Toronto Central Library
2 November 1977
Official opening of Metropolitan Toronto Library, November 2, 1977
2 November 1977
Raymond Moriyama
8/14/1973
Raymond Moriyama
5/20/1994
Raymond Moriyama
5/20/1994
Raymond Moriyama. He is not conventional
7/28/1967
Raymond Moriyama. It's important to give every building the personal touch
11/26/1964
We don't have the same sense of community', Raymond Moriyama, 59 architect, When Raymond Moriyama designed the new Canadian embassy in Tokyo, Japanese(...)
5/3/1989
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