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SOCA

A Toronto architecture and urban design studio working across homes, civic spaces, cultural projects and the wider city.

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Toronto, Canada
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The washroom entrances face the approach through the park.
An aerial view in winter shows the pavilion beside the snow-covered fields.
Textured brickwork at the edge of the pavilion.

The washroom entrances face the approach through the park. · An aerial view in winter shows the pavilion beside the snow-covered fields. · Textured brickwork at the edge of the pavilion.

Photography: Chris Gardiner

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In their words

Architecture shaped through research, collaboration and the communities that use it.

Studio of Contemporary Architecture is led by Shane Laptiste and Tura Cousins Wilson. Its work ranges from new buildings and adaptive reuse to renovations, interiors, exhibitions and public art, for institutional, residential, arts, commercial and municipal clients.

The practice begins with questions about the brief, site and people a project will serve. At Fisher Field Clubhouse in Collingwood, collaboration with Stephens Kozak Architects brings accessible changing facilities and washrooms to a light-filled pavilion beside the playing fields.

What they do

  1. 01Architecture and urban designSeen in Fisher Field Clubhouse
  2. 02Adaptive reuse, new buildings and interiorsSeen in Fisher Field Clubhouse
  3. 03Civic, cultural and residential projectsSeen in Fisher Field Clubhouse

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Profile updated 24 October 2026

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