Poster PDF at this link: http://www.calgarycommunities.com/event ... 202010.pdf
OUR BUILDINGS, OURSELVES: Talks on CALGARY’S ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY.
Explore how an understanding of architectural history can enhance our awareness of our city, as well as of our own tastes, values, and aspirations. Guests include:
Darryl Cariou, City of Calgary Senior Heritage Planner, on the cultural roots and evolution of Calgary’s house designs.
David Down, City of Calgary Coordinator for Urban Design and Heritage, on Calgary’s Modernist architecture.
Linda Fraser, Archivist and Chief Curator, introduces the Canadian Architectural Archives housed at the University of Calgary.
Michael McMordie, University of Calgary Professor Emeritus in Environmental Design, will discuss the process of historical research into a 1920s telephone exchange turned into condos.
There’ll also be an opportunity for questions and discussion. Before and after the talks, you’ll have time to visit with other attendees and expand your heritage network, while enjoying refreshments.
Monday, November 22, 7-9:00 pm, doors open 6:30 pm
CLIFF BUNGALOW-MISSION COMMUNITY HALL
Main Floor, 2201 Cliff Street S.W.
(West of 22nd Ave. & 5th St. S.W. in Cliff Bungalow School)
This venue is not wheelchair accessible.
Register online at the link below. Look for the Roundtable in the drop-down menu:
http://www.calgarycommunities.com/events.php
You can also register by calling 403-244-4111Statistics: Posted by newsposter — Mon Nov 01, 2010 10:52 am
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