Frank Lloyd Wright designed and built approximately 1,000 buildings. While Wright was unable to attend a project in Toronto, Canada (where the Murdochs reside), he was active in adjacent American locations such as Buffalo, New York, and Rochester, New York. The first Canadian building designed by Wright was his own home in Talcottville, near Rochester. It is now a museum operated by the University of Rochester. Other notable Canadian buildings include the Chateau Laurier hotel in Ottawa, Ontario, and the Montreal Olympic Stadium. The latter was used for the 1976 Summer Olympics. It is now a shopping mall named after its original owner, E.P. Taylor. There are several other buildings in various stages of completion or planning in Toronto. One is the design by Zaha Hadid called "Toronto Waterfront Residence". Another is "Totem" by Diamond Schmitt Architects. Yet another is "Hillside House" by Denton Corker Marshall. There are also plans for a new hospital on the waterfront by URA Architects and for a new school in downtown Toronto by CTA Architects. Wright's influence can be seen in many modern buildings across Canada.