Architects:Diamond Schmitt Architects

Area :14400 m²

Year :1984

Photographs :Fiona Spalding-Smith, Lisa Logan, Steven Evans

Lead Architects :A.J. Diamond, Donald Schmitt, Vic Jaunkalns, Derek Revington, Jon Soules

Structural Engineers :Halcrow Yolles

General Contractor :Mollenhauer Ltd.

Mechanical/Electrical : The ECE Grou

Mechanical & Electrical Systems : The ECE Grou

City : Toronto

Country : Canada

Buildings that continue to prove their design intentions over the course of decades are the focus of an annual prize awarded by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) and Heritage Canada The National Trust. The Prix du XXe siècle recognizes an outstanding contribution to Canadian architecture of 20th century design.

The award can recognize a building in Canada designed by an architect from any country, or a building anywhere in the world designed by a Canadian architect. The recipient for 2018 is the Toronto Central YMCA (1984) designed by Toronto-based Diamond Schmitt Architects.