The design centers on nine identical panels arranged in an asymmetrical composition. Image courtesy National Bahá’í Centre of Canada A nine-panel architectural design will define Canada’s first national Bahá’í House of Worship, combining sculptural forms, natural materials, and an understated presence in the surrounding woodland. Designed by Vancouver-based architect James Jing Yi Jiang, the proposed temple will be built in Markham, Ont. Its sca…
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