The Aga Khan Museum is one of two buildings developed in a 6.8 hectare (16.8 acre) site together with the Ismaili Centre designed by Charles Correa and Formal Gardens by Vladimir Djurovic. The buildings are perched upon a small hillock that is visually prominent at the intersection of the Don Valley Parkway and Eglinton Avenue, two significant heavily travelled arteries north of downtown Toronto. From the site itself, panoramic distant views of the Toronto skyline unfold.

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Architects: Maki and Associates

Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Team: Fumihiko Maki, Principal / Gary Kamemoto, Director / Kota Kawasaki, Associate / Isao Ikeda, Associate / Masayuki Midorikawa, Associate / Jun Takahashi / Yukiko Kuwahara / Yoichi Honjo / Masaru Sasaki / Alvaro Bonfiglio / Ellen Kristina Krause
Architect Of Record: Moriyama Teshima Architects

Area: 4049.0 m2

Project Year: 2014

Photographs: Maki and Associates

Structural Engineering: Halcrow Yolles

Electrical Engineering: Crossey Engineering

Mechanical Engineering: The Mitchell Partnership

Civil Engineering: Delcan Corporation

Fac?ade Engineering: Halcrow Yolles

Landscape: Moriyama & Teshima Planners

Lighting: Suzanne Powadiuk Design

Code: Leber Rubes

Acoustic Engineering: Aercoustics Engineering

Theater Consultants: Theatre Consultants Collaborati...