Dave LeBlanc is a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail. With a deep passion for architecture and urban exploration, he specializes in topics related to Modernist architecture, real estate development, and planning. His insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including The Toronto Star, Wallpaper*, and Fire Engineering.
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Dave LeBlanc's articles predominantly focus on design, architecture, home renovations, and heritage buildings in the Toronto area. His coverage indicates a strong preference for expert commentary and profile features related to architectural or design projects with local relevance.
Those looking to reach out should consider offering insights into architectural trends in Toronto, innovative home renovation techniques applicable to the region, or expertise on historical preservation of heritage buildings within Ontario. Moreover, sources who can provide unique perspectives on local design events or profiles of influential figures in Toronto's architecture and home design scene would likely capture Dave's interest.
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When I worked at Yonge and St. Clair, I’d often admire the city’s only example of a Prairie Style house at 50 Heath St. W.
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By: Dave Leblanc
In March, Urban Minds hosted its 10th annual ‘1UP Youth Conference,’ which includes workshops on city-building, pitch competitions and a career fair
By: Dave Leblanc
The building’s exterior is adorned with godlike figures holding tiny Pierce-Arrow cars, winged tires, and an assortment of chimera
Flexible floor plans, large windows, on major thoroughfares and designed by architects, Hamilton’s small-scale office buildings were built to last
‘You can’t move into a building like this and not take care of it’
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Letter writer criticizes the ongoing budget talks and says town leaders should be more transparent about costs.
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