Berczy Park. Photo by Industryous Photography, courtesy of CCxA.A special screening of a 45-minute directors cut of the The Cultural Landscape Foundations (TCLF) Claude Cormier Oral History Project, which highlights Cormiers Toronto projects, will be taking place later this month.The screening will be followed by a panel discussion reflecting on his legacy and how the community can carry it forward when shaping future public spaces.Nothing can cheer you up more on a cold, grey winters day than to visit a space designed by Claude Cormierand his firmCCxA. Hisjoie de vivreis embodied in landscapes that bring joy and whimsy to all those who visit, encouraging interaction and engagement, reads the event page.Even more than that, his spaces are deeply rooted in rigorous historical, cultural, and ecological analysis that provide them an unparalleled sense of place. In Toronto, many of our most iconic landscapesSugar Beach, Berczy Park, Love Park, and the recently opened Leslie Lookout Park just to name a feware part of Claudes legacy.Shortly before Cormiers passing in September of 2023, TCLF held a series of interviews with him about his life, design philosophy, and projects. The resulting 28 short clips make up an 115-minute-long oral history that encompasses much of his legacy and spirit.The screening will take place on the evening of Thursday, January 30. The event is being held as part of DesignTO Festival 2025 and hosted n partnership by the Toronto Society of Architects, The Cultural Landscape Foundation and the University of Torontos John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design.For more information or to register, click here.The post Claude Cormier Oral History Project Screening and Panel Discussion to take place this month appeared first on Canadian Architect.