04.17.2012
Designer/architect Vito Acconci began his career as a poet and performance/installation artist. What interested him most about the literary arts was the blank page; the inertia of reading and writing. How do you transverse a page? What makes you go from left to right, from one page to the next. However, he soon began to think if he was so interested in movement, why was he limiting himself to this page? It was from this moment that he became an artist.
The idea behind the Public Art installation at WaterParkCity is that space doesn’t make sense unless it’s ‘people’ space. Commissioned by Lanterra Developments, this masterpiece was completed in 2011.
09.16.2025
This week, select agents and partners joined us for an exclusive hard hat tour of 50 Scollard, our landmark Yorkville residence designed by Foster + Partners with interiors by Studio...
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09.12.2025
We’re proud to launch Lanterra Live – our new podcast series featuring raw, insightful conversations with the people shaping Toronto’s real estate, investment landscape, and urban culture. From developers and...
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05.05.2025
The new six-foot sculpture marks a milestone in Lanterra’s public art program and celebrates a multi-year partnership with OCAD University Lanterra Developments, renowned for its vision of building iconic urban...
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