01.16.2012
Artist Barbara Astman is deeply interested in the concept of marrying the natural world and urban environment in her work. Barbara’s intention was to animate the building of Murano Condominiums somehow and the idea of reflection of trees on windows became a starting point for her installation. Using silhouettes of winter trees against multi-coloured glass, the artwork changes with the time of day as light diffuses through it differently each time while maintaining an unobstructed view of the outside world.
10.27.2025
Toronto tells a story of progress, with glass reflecting sunlight, cranes tracing the skyline, and architecture meeting ambition. Our new drone compilation video captures that momentum in motion, showcasing the...
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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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