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to the community and to the urban environ-
ment.”
“We feel that Toronto is coming from a past
where the city was built by engineers,” Ke-
arns continued. “And it's gradually becom-
ing more and more humanized and cultured.
That's where we feel we want to be, making
our contribution to making the city better
with every project that we do.”
In the end, Kearns Mancini will continue to
practice empowering architecture to elevate
the firm, their projects, and the needs and
goals of their clients.
“We just want to keep developing the best
qualities of our firm and the work we do,”
Kearns concluded.
